In "My Husband Never Kisses Me," the narrator expresses feelings of neglect and emotional distance in their marriage. Despite a seemingly stable relationship, the lack of physical affection, particularly kisses, leads to growing frustration and sadness. 

As the story unfolds, the narrator reflects on their attempts to communicate their needs to their husband, who appears oblivious to the impact of his actions. This lack of intimacy becomes a source of conflict, prompting the narrator to question the overall health of their relationship. The narrative explores themes of love, communication, and the importance of physical affection in sustaining a connection between partners. Ultimately, the narrator seeks a way to rekindle that intimacy and foster a deeper emotional bond.