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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Are you?? Do you show this side of yourself to your partner often or is it saved for valentines day??
In my relationships ive steered away from it all.. but as im slowly getting older i see things between others and think 'awwww thats sweet'
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Id say im.a romantic.....love it all from the little jestures right up to the huge slopp0pyness  
can imagine pp being slushy  "
Bloody hell sassy ya imagination must be awesome.... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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With my ex i bought rose petals, candles, heart shapped champagne flutes, heart shapped chocolates all the ingriediants for his fave meal and come the day i was gonna use it just felt stupid and hid the lot away..
Cooked him dinner but that was it. didnt think men did romance |
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By *iewMan
over a year ago
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love seeing couples so in tune with each other and displaying understated love for each other in all age groups but especially the elderly.
showy look at us 'we are a couple' displays make me bilious.
but each to their own |
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Romantic at heart. My ex-husband was romantic all the time...I realise I took it for granted. One boyfriend I had after was a true romantic, weekends away to Prague, Madrid, Paris etc birthday first class all the way to Cuba...shame he turned out to be a lying, cheating scumbag. Present beau hasn't a romantic bone in his body...clueless, but bless him. |
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By *iewMan
over a year ago
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"Elderly couples still holding hands while sitting on a park bench makes me go 'awwww' "
I love it, an elderly couple pass my house everyday with their little dog.... they are so connected it is a joy to watch them.
he is such a gentleman, walk on the outside of the pavement, takes her arm when they cross the road |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Romantic?? Me???
Very !!!
From the big gestures, to hand holding, to making sure the washing up etc. is done when you're tired after a long day.
A phonecall at work, if I know you are in for a hard day...
Snuggling up, when you are not in the mood for anything else...
Getting takeaways, when neither of us feels like cooking...
Slipping you enough cash for you to enjoy a night out with the girls...
Setting up "hotel" breaks on the QT...
I enjoy my own company, but miss not having someone to give to... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Erm not too sure, I am just me, which people have said is nice and romantic but I don't really go in for the buying of hearts and all that. I'm just nice and like to make people feel happy. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Erm not too sure, I am just me, which people have said is nice and romantic but I don't really go in for the buying of hearts and all that. I'm just nice and like to make people feel happy. "
ive never been bought flowers by a man.. but i dont think material posessions mean much. id much rather have a cuddle because its heartfelt than flowers because he thinks its the done thing. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Erm not too sure, I am just me, which people have said is nice and romantic but I don't really go in for the buying of hearts and all that. I'm just nice and like to make people feel happy.
ive never been bought flowers by a man.. but i dont think material posessions mean much. id much rather have a cuddle because its heartfelt than flowers because he thinks its the done thing."
I hate being bought flowers or jewellery or anything like that. I think it's totally tacky. A cuddle means much more. Or if he says something nice and I know he means it. Love seeing old people holding hands too. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Being kissed on the back of the hand.. does that happen anymore??
That would make me want to barf. 
Opening doors for me is ok though."
id probably blush.. see that more of a gentleman thing to do |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Erm not too sure, I am just me, which people have said is nice and romantic but I don't really go in for the buying of hearts and all that. I'm just nice and like to make people feel happy.
ive never been bought flowers by a man.. but i dont think material posessions mean much. id much rather have a cuddle because its heartfelt than flowers because he thinks its the done thing.
I hate being bought flowers or jewellery or anything like that. I think it's totally tacky. A cuddle means much more. Or if he says something nice and I know he means it. Love seeing old people holding hands too. "
Aw yeah aint it real cute seeing old couples holding hands... bless em...xx  |
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Think people would be quite surprised if they saw jay and I together. Ive never been sloppy in relationships more of a cold fish. But jay and i are pathetically sloppy my best friend takes the piss. We always hold hands, hes always touching me, i get flowers almost every week 5 years weve been together and you would think we are a couple of teenagers just getting to know each other. Always holding hands when out. But as i said ive never shown that side of me before |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Being kissed on the back of the hand.. does that happen anymore??
That would make me want to barf.
Opening doors for me is ok though.
id probably blush.. see that more of a gentleman thing to do"
I think the younger lasses would probably _iew such a gesture as strange so I wouldn't do it with them, but I kissed the back of an old ladies hand the other day and have done in the past too, not because I found them sexually attractive, but because they were lovely people that I was delighted to meet. Usually they seem quite pleased with such a gesture tbh.
I hold doors open too, but beware ladies! Bounders and cads will hold the door open when you are clearly at least a dozen feet away. Then feeling you are holding said gentleman up you will run or at least trot more quickly to the door. And said gentleman will enjoy watching your boobies bounce as you approach...  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We have our romantic moments! Luke is the proper gentleman! Opens doors for me and walks on the outside when we are out!
We sometimes leave little postits round the house with nice messages on them! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"love seeing couples so in tune with each other and displaying understated love for each other in all age groups but especially the elderly.
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me too View. My 'in-laws' were great to see, he had a right norty sparkle in his eye and would say things to her that made her blush and giggle... I just loved being around them |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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i,m exactly the same as diamonds partner in the loving stakes. flowers, opening doors, standing as she leaves the table etc.etc.
i love my wife more than anything and dont care who knows it |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I used to be romantic but had it kicked out of me in my teens by someone I loved with everything I had. It's become second nature to me to supress it now, but occassionally it manages to break through to the surface and Siren might get a polite request for a BJ instead of my normal," Hey wifey, chomp on this for me will ya!"  |
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My mum and dad got married in 1960 after knowing each other for just 9 days. Not long before he died, my mum said to me that even after 40+ years, her heart still fluttered when she heard his car pull up on the driveway.
Now that's love |
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if bunky boy was holding my arm near the road it would be
A) to stop me running over to anoter shoe shop
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B) to get ready to "accidently " help me under a passing car pmsl !!!!
yes im actually very soppy and romantic but agree its the special lil things a partner does thats most important .
when we had the bad snow awhile back i was stuck at my work. my darling bunk kept txting me with up dates of road conditions andwas checking the traffic cams to see if traffic finnally moving so i could then set out and head home, which i did at almost midnight .
another time he saw how stressed out i was and packed me off to the gym for a couple of hours of "me" time
also ill get home after a long shift at week end and hes got my a bottle of wine waiting for me ! that means more than big flashy displays but id not say not to being wisked out to a romantic meal and stay in a plush hotel hint hint bunk !! lol xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Being kissed on the back of the hand.. does that happen anymore??
That would make me want to barf.
Opening doors for me is ok though.
id probably blush.. see that more of a gentleman thing to do"
Theres still a few of us around...;-) |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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haha i know its not romantic or nout, but my grandma just randomly bought me a bunch of flowers..
love it when you talk about stuff then it happens... now to start a thread on winning the lottery as she also bought me 3 lines for tonight  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"someone from england shared last nights lottery with someone from belguim shame it wasnt me and my sister lol"
a couple of grand would do me, not masses of money |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm incredibly romantic and soppy and very chivalrous. The girl I'm dating at the moment laughs at me for it pointing out, not entirely unreasonably that I outwardly come across as miserable cynical bastard and it's a side to me that is unexpected.
I think it comes from my parents, my old man would buy my mom cheap flowers and an insulting/funny (delete depending on perception) card on her birthday and valentines day and think that it made up for him treating her like shit for the other 363 days of the year. Could see what it did to her and would never do that to someone I cared for. |
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By *ugby 123Couple
over a year ago
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"With my ex i bought rose petals, candles, heart shapped champagne flutes, heart shapped chocolates all the ingriediants for his fave meal and come the day i was gonna use it just felt stupid and hid the lot away..
Cooked him dinner but that was it. didnt think men did romance"
I have never got the rose petal/ heart shaped / champagne type thing, (no offence ) Those type of gestures and what I call staged romance isn't for me....and why the whole Valentines day thing isn't for me either.
Romance for me is the small things that a partner does every day, be it from making a cuppa in bed or rubbing your aching feet after you have spent all day on them.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"...or rubbing your aching feet after you have spent all day on them.
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See, now my mind is saying, "Why don't you take the weight off your feet and have a lie down darling. I'll even come and lie on top of you in sympathy." |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"With my ex i bought rose petals, candles, heart shapped champagne flutes, heart shapped chocolates all the ingriediants for his fave meal and come the day i was gonna use it just felt stupid and hid the lot away..
Cooked him dinner but that was it. didnt think men did romance
I have never got the rose petal/ heart shaped / champagne type thing, (no offence ) Those type of gestures and what I call staged romance isn't for me....and why the whole Valentines day thing isn't for me either.
Romance for me is the small things that a partner does every day, be it from making a cuppa in bed or rubbing your aching feet after you have spent all day on them.
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non taken ruggers, think i realized it was totally naff when i got it all home and realized it wasn't very 'us'... those pesky supermarkets and their crafty displays saw me coming a mile off lol |
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Do you know what i did for jay one christmas, in with his presents i wrapped a ball of string up put it in a shoe box and wrapped it up with a note inside saying this ball of string is like my love for you endless. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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think i was just caught in the moment.. i knew i was going there to buy steak etc.. and then saw it all looking pretty in various shades of pinks/reds and thought id dress it up.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Do you know what i did for jay one christmas, in with his presents i wrapped a ball of string up put it in a shoe box and wrapped it up with a note inside saying this ball of string is like my love for you endless."
Awwwwwwwww |
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By *ugby 123Couple
over a year ago
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A friend of ours says her hubby is romantic because he picks out the peas in her chicken fried rice as she doesn't like them.....now thats romantic...but also foolish as he is very slow doing it and if there are lots of peas the fried rice goes cold before she gets it |
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"A friend of ours says her hubby is romantic because he picks out the peas in her chicken fried rice as she doesn't like them.....now thats romantic...but also foolish as he is very slow doing it and if there are lots of peas the fried rice goes cold before she gets it "
That is sweet, i know someone whole peels there wives orange for her because she loves oranges but doesnt like peeling them |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"A friend of ours says her hubby is romantic because he picks out the peas in her chicken fried rice as she doesn't like them.....now thats romantic...but also foolish as he is very slow doing it and if there are lots of peas the fried rice goes cold before she gets it "
if its from a take away can they not just make it without it? x |
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"A friend of ours says her hubby is romantic because he picks out the peas in her chicken fried rice as she doesn't like them.....now thats romantic...but also foolish as he is very slow doing it and if there are lots of peas the fried rice goes cold before she gets it
if its from a take away can they not just make it without it? x"
As in "subtract" the peas.
I thank you. |
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