How To Be RomanticWhat "being romantic" means varies widely from person to person, but at its core, romance involves doing something to express affection in a meaningful yet unexpected way. A true act of romance requires creativity and sincerity, often inspired by love (either its presence or its possibility). While harboring affection for someone might be easy, translating it into romance usually is not. There are millions of romantic ideas in books, movies and on the Internet, but true romance comes from within. Here's how to get in touch with your inner romantic.
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Dear Romance Columnist:
I always thought that romance meant expressing affection in a meaningful yet trite way - flowers, a diamond, candlelight dinner, walk along the beach...
Maybe that's been my problem.
Of course, not being able to walk hasn't helped much with the beach part. I've tried all the online dating services looking for that special someone seeking a frail, emaciated, middle aged man suffering from a rare progressive disorder, but keep coming up empty. It's all about what's on the inside, right? Why can't I find my soulmate? I just know she's out there.
Signed,
Still Seeking in Seattle
I agree that romance isn't what books and t.v. say. Some of the things I find most romantic would never be in or on one of those. hehehehehe
dorko! romance?? pee-shawww!!
Paul, Burfica, Libby, yeah, yeah, yeah. :P
I just couldn't beleive they had a tutorial!?
Still...
That advisement, that it comes from within, garnished with creativity, spintaneity, and genuine feelings of love - got me.
I believe that...
was spot on.
...dorko, i suppose my black, shriveled cold heart isn't conducive to love, then? lol!
Libby... I beleive you're confusing that beautiful heart of yours with the little lump of coal you should have stuffed down Kev's prophylactics at Christmas time.
doh.
I typed that out loud didn't I?
HAHAHA!!! now THAT is just too funny!!! i love you, dorko!!
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