What's stifling your romantic streak?

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Arlene89

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A majority of us want it. -That- romantic experience. That Ruth and Boaz or Romeo and Juliette (minus the horrible deaths) story waiting to unfold in our lives. Some of us seem to be on the brink of one, yet something is always in the background, pouring water over the flame and bringing us back to a state of doubt.

So what is holding you back from pursuing that person you have fallen for, what is (or was) preventing you from stepping out in boldness and declaring your feelings for someone?

Also, how many believe romance is dead? That chivalry was lost two centuries ago? Why do you believe romance does not exist in reality?
 
maxwel

maxwel

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Yes, I'm sure we're all looking for the Ruth/Boaz kind of thing.

The second I see a beautiful young widow slaving away in my fields to collect scraps of grain stalks...
I will DEFINITELY give her my twitter.

: )
 
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zaoman32

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I'm looking for more of a Bonny and Clyde, or Sweeney Todd/Mrs. Lovett type of story, only without the, you know, death...of ourselves anyway.

I'm held back because my Mrs. Lovett lives a million miles away, and there's no single women around here that over the age of 18.
 
Fenner

Fenner

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I'm just going to say kids, it's hard to be romantic when you can't find a sitter and you can't even go to the bathroom without someone wanting your attention.
 
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ww_21

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I'm not prepared to share my donuts and bacon with ANYONE. :p
 
Searching4Truth

Searching4Truth

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Arlene89 said:
A majority of us want it. -That- romantic experience. That Ruth and Boaz or Romeo and Juliette (minus the horrible deaths) story waiting to unfold in our lives. Some of us seem to be on the brink of one, yet something is always in the background, pouring water over the flame and bringing us back to a state of doubt.

So what is holding you back from pursuing that person you have fallen for, what is (or was) preventing you from stepping out in boldness and declaring your feelings for someone?
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Heartbreak.

Arlene89 said:
Also, how many believe romance is dead? That chivalry was lost two centuries ago? Why do you believe romance does not exist in reality?
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I don't think it's dead.
 
cinder

cinder

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Romantic streak? Who's been spreading these vicious lies about me? ;P Practicality is far more important than warm fuzzies (hmmm… maybe that could explain it)
 
MartyrNdaMaKn

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I won't say chivalry is long gone, it just seems like its a lost art in this day and age. When everything is about self-serving\pleasing and less emphasis on humility\kindness.
 
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Arlene89

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maxwel said:
Yes, I'm sure we're all looking for the Ruth/Boaz kind of thing.

The second I see a beautiful young widow slaving away in my fields to collect scraps of grain stalks...
I will DEFINITELY give her my twitter.

: )
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Maybe you can find someone who fits the profile on eharmony. Just saying...
 
wisebeardman

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I dont have one. if I ever did have one it died a long long long time ago.

and no I have not "fallen" for anyone, I have never fallen for anyone in my life.
 
CatHerder

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My Venn Diagram:

venn2.jpg

In the first circle are the women I am attracted to.

In the second circle are the women who are attracted to me.
 
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just_monicat

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the last guy who asked me out wanted to take me winetasting.

unfortunately, he had to wait a month until he could legally drink.










yes, that was a joke, people.

mostly. ; p
 
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Desdichado

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We could have romance, but modern society wants to have its cake and eat it.
 
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NodMyHeadLikeYeah

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I hate the word romance so much i didn't even type it. I copied and pasted it.
 
Godslonelyhero

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If you think romance is dead, then it is, if you want it you have to cultivate it in your heart and be it, only trouble is..the rare special people that believe in it, are few and far between it would seem..
 
christian74

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Arlene89 said:
A majority of us want it. -That- romantic experience. That Ruth and Boaz or Romeo and Juliette (minus the horrible deaths) story waiting to unfold in our lives. Some of us seem to be on the brink of one, yet something is always in the background, pouring water over the flame and bringing us back to a state of doubt.
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I was listening on a sermon while on a treadmill at the gym today and the pastor cracked a joke that made me laugh out loud so much that everybody at the gym was looking at me hahaha.


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Ruthless
 
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