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Is romance dead,are there any true romantics left?
February 05 2013
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RHP User
12 years ago
When it happens for me I'll let you know. Although I do give myself a great foot massage from time to time and with my electricity out the candles in my loungroom are pretty. :-/
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RHP User
12 years ago
Mr Otori leaves in the morning at around 5:30am, I came down the stairs this morning to find a little love note on my keyboard. It said simply "Li'l Fella", which is sort of his code for I love you. Romance to me is doing little things to remind each other that you are still madly in love and that you value the other person. Like little notes, or buying special treats in the groceries, sending a flirty text, or caving in and getting a movie to watch together that doesn't feature explosions as the basis for the plot. My favourite romantic thing to do for Mr Otori is to surprise him when he gets home from work with his favourite dinner being cooked by me wearing nothing but a sexy apron and lingerie (oh and sexy heels). I usually pick a time when he's been stressed out at work, give him something good to come home to I think there are some people who believe romance is the big gestures, the hotel room full of flowers, limo rides, hot air balloons, horse and carriage, serenades under a moonlit sky beneath a balcony and all those Hollywood ideals shoved down our throats... makes you want to vomit. True romance is as simple as reminding your partner that you still love, value and appreciate them for who they are, even if you've been together for 5, 15 or 50 years.
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RHP User
12 years ago
Freya, I think it is a wonderful concept. I have met many men who know how to romance but I usually fall for guys with zero understanding of it. Well at least I'm hoping he'd show up when he says he will. Lol...
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RHP User
12 years ago
Hard one depends on what your romance means to his romance,for us it drives me to the point of madness waz cooking a lovely meal is his way of romance some nights which is beautiful and fine I love it.But I would love to think maybe some flowers to show a girl you love her would make my day as no man has ever bought me flowers except my dad when I had My bubbies.I grew up with romance with my parents my dad would be driving along and then pull over randomly to a flower stall in the middle of whoop whoop grab a bunch and tell my mum these are for you my dear not because I love you but for the smile it brings to your face rip Dad.Anyway come valentines day I know I wont be getting anything its just another day like waz said ok I will buy you a bunch of flowers and myself a carton of tooeys you can drink the flower water while I drink the beer,I never laughed so hard but makes sense I think guys are more practical givers.Romance will always be around but in different forms and have different meanings to each individual :)
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RHP User
12 years ago
But it isn't the big things to me... like being swept away to Paris or a $10000 diamond ring. It's someone who knows me and cares about me enough to do the little things, when I am tired and had a shit day he says "sit down, I'll do the dishes", When I feel like shit because I look like shit he says "You are the most beautiful woman I've ever seen" (even if it isn't true!!), when gift giving he knows my passions (reading) and seeks out a book that is just perfect (When I am passionate about stuff I talk about it, he would know just from listening to my conversations what the book of the moment should be). When I am upset he can listen to me without butting in and giving me a solution - I don't need one, I just need to vent and hear "Don't worry it'll all be fine" followed by *BIG HUG*, Every now and then to take care of the babysitting arrangements and take me out for dinner, Every now and then BE the babysitter and let me go and let my hair down with the girls, this is vital and I miss those connections when this doesn't happen. When I am in a bad mood (slamming cupboards and being a bad mannered little princess) just cuddle me and tell me that you love me, it's all I need. When arguing in the heat of the moment don't say bad things that you think will sting for the rest of the day, cos I'll remember those forever, long after I forget how much you told me you love me. When we are out, focus on me as if I am the most interesting person since Einstein...I don't care if the sheila across the way has great tits/ass/legs, plenty of time for that when you're on your own. Oh and of course, when making love don't always roll over and go to sleep, have a little cuddle and chat about the sex we just had, our day, the kids, whatever... I guess it's just caring about someone so much that you want to learn all about them, good or bad. That is what romance means to me. Holy hell, on reading back over this a trip to Gay Paris is probably easier huh? I completely understand why you blokes feel like you never win... Am I asking too much?
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RHP User
12 years ago
I'm afraid. I'm not one to buy a bunch of flowers - I would rather give someone a rose bush or gerbera that will last. I do enjoy a bottle of wine down the beach or river but I'm likely to splash you if the opportunity arises :P what I do believe in is treating people like I want to be treated myself, I don't want to be showered with gifts or anything like that, just to be shown that someone cares, whether it be a text or phone call randomly.
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RHP User
12 years ago
I love romance but unfortunately i think people don't have a true understanding of it. When i say romance i add the word 'real' to it as opposed to soppy. To often people seem to associated romance with cheesy, soppy or even an attempt of a 'suck job' towards there (or their) partner. (Apply which ever there/eir you want i don't want to sound possessive but that is an entirely different topic lol). I also think the perception of romance being 'soft' is wrong and it annoys me. You can be a strong person and have that real romantic relationship...and i believe men that have that protective instinct over someone they love are the naturally strong types.
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RHP User
12 years ago
Until I read the Encyclopedia Brittanica's defenition: seduction In law, the act of a man enticing (without the use of physical force) a previously chaste woman to consent to sexual intercourse. In broader usage, the term refers to any act of persuasion, between heterosexual or homosexual individuals, and excluding the issue of chastity, that leads to sexual intercourse. Personally I don't think romance and sex need to be related at all. (DG, I don't think you meant that either. knowing you a little, I suspect you meant making a woman feel wanted, needed and desired at all times? Do correct me.) For me romance is the feeling of someone caring about me in a way it makes them do things for my benefit, without getting anything out of it themselves (Other than seeing me happy). That can include doing the dishes, or stroking my hair until I fall asleep when I'm struggling with a migraine. It could be stealing flowers from the botanic Gardens, or taking me to a movie they're not interested in. And of course I'd do the same for them.
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RHP User
12 years ago
I thinks it was all over in the 80's with most people, now its all about ME, ME, ME My wife and I still try to put a little romance into our lives but it is a dying thing of the past..... Sad but true Today its the 5 F's Find them......... Follow them....... Finger them....... Fuck them......... Forget them....... There's no romances in that just ME...........
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RHP User
12 years ago
Maybe you could try putting the MAN into romance? Oh crap, I sound like someone's Stepford wife now...
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RHP User
12 years ago
Quoting 'Ms_Devious' Maybe you could try putting the MAN into romance? Oh crap, I sound like someone's Stepford wife now... My wife and I have plenty of romance, we enjoy it..... But I think you would make a loverly wife for the right guy (LOL) Its what I see when people go out they think romance is going to McDonnell's or Dome for dinner..... (sad) GT
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RHP User
12 years ago
When Im with the right girl... Love the lingering eye contact when it seems the world stops for that space in time. Holding hands and the anticipation of the first kiss .. its all good , and worth the wait.. Not the slam bam type of man, and definitely not easily pleased.. known to be fussy....
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RHP User
12 years ago
It's just extraordinarily difficult to find a person who is worth pulling out all the stops for. I'm not talking about the $$$ or what I get in return but more the fact that there seems to be very little appreciation for my efforts, not even a "thank you, that was a lovely dinner" of late it's more like "cheers c#nt" and cya later. Yes, I'm being slightly dramatic but you get the drift. From my point of view it seems that the more romantic and generally "nice" things you do for someone the less they trust you, I get the "what are you sucking up for/what do you want" whenever I give flowers or a little trinket. It's very much a damned if you do, damned if you don't. Would love to be proven wrong :-)
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RHP User
12 years ago
and Im a diehard true romantic at heart but basically I believe it (romance) is dead.........occassionally (and I stress occassionally I see or witness a act of what I consider true romance - but its rare) but overall ..its a delusional concept -this thought is even more reinforced to me the older I become Romance and seduction - two completely different things. We live in a me me me society and everything is disposable including relationships...............sad but oh so true.... "They do not love - that who do not show their love ""- Shakespeare - Two Gentleman from Verona.
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RHP User
12 years ago
It still exists in all its mushy feel good squishiness. I do think we have become lazier and perhaps many don’t think it’s necessary to “win the prize” so to speak. It’s also a learnt behavior that as generations move along may not be getting taught as often, which is sad. Also, materialistically (not that romance has to entail buying items) everything is so readily accessible….just look at chocolates and flowers, they can be picked up at any servo or supermarket these days, so the gloss has rubbed off a little. This is just my opinion of course. I’m all about being seduced, wooed, courted…actually hunted probably sums it up. I love romance from the grande statements down to the tiniest of gestures; it works hand in hand with chivalry for me. Just knowing someone is thinking about me, cares about me and wants to show me…. makes my heart race and face light up.
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RHP User
12 years ago
And say....... yes romance is dead UNLESS your grandparents were largely involved in your upbringing (as mine were). I feel romance went out the window around the time Gen x's were starting school. I know my parents aged 53 and 55 have very little romance in their lives. Dad's epic romantic gesture to my mum was buying a second tv so they each had one to watch their own shows. Mum's epic romantic gesture to my dad is letting him play golf every saturday. My paternal grandparents had such subtle ways of showing romance to eachother that i never noticed it until i was 18, all the small tiny things they did for eachother was amazing to watch. As such they taught me to appreciate the smaller/simpler things in life, such as sweet little comments like "you look particularly beautiful today" when you really don't (your hairs a mess, your dressed in sweat pants and a t-shirt 3 sizes too big, big dark smudges under your eyes etc..). To me romance isn't about spending large sums of money to impress someone, it's about the small things. I would much rather hubby offer to do the dishes for me after i have cooked us a great meal than for him to take me to some fancy resturant, plying me with wine, chocolates and flowers. As far as my hubby is concerned the most romantic gesture i can show him is to cook him pork (or atleast buy it so he can cook it) - i don't eat pork so it very rarely is in our house. But honestly the younger generation have no clue as to what romance entails, and chances are if they do - they googled it
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RHP User
12 years ago
It's not dead. Or if it is, then so am I.I agree, seduction and romance are intertwined... but romance, to me, is the care and attention for it's own sake. Which of course, may well be very seductive. Whereas, seduction has... an objective.
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madotara69
12 years ago
I feel romantic when stopping the car, taking my little girl out of the car seat, to pick some wild flowers and take them home for mum. It is the little things that have great meanings.I believe my little girl understands romance, for the reception with seeing mums feelings open when she gets her surprise.Yes romance is well and truly with us all, and all in it's time. I don't feel anything can change it's presence... Even Mc Donnell's.GT,I remember a friend taking his girl to dinner, at Mc Donnell's for her birthday. Her sitting on the handle bars on his push bike. It was one of the most romantic moments I have witnessed, while seeing the looks for each other as they rode off down the street. That evening his car stayed parked in the driveway.You may still see it, if you really look. heheMado
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madotara69
12 years ago
Quoting 'paintme' When it happens for me I'll let you know. Although I do give myself a great foot massage from time to time and with my electricity out the candles in my loungroom are pretty. :-/ paintme, you said some lovely words for us,true and honest.If I were with you now, some wild flowers, cheese and bickies, a big hug. And sit to talk about you for as long as a good conversation would be had, I think you are wonderful, and i feel privelaged to say so.Mado
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RHP User
12 years ago
nah not dead....at least not in our household... tho we are married, we still 'date'...and we make a conscious dedicated effort to keep 'the fires of lust' burning.... by still doing those things we enjoyed while courting... i have, in my wife, the most delicious woman i have ever known, and she deserves my full attention, and i hers. we are very physically affectionate, where ever we are, and if we arent touching, theres something very wrong...lol.. its a rare thing too, for us to go a week without some 'token' of our love being evident...be it flowers, a gift, or a surprise parcel in the mail...mementos of love abound in our house........
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DTE_couple
12 years ago
When my hubby asked me to Marry him - He picked me up in a Limo from work and took me to the breakfast creek wharf for lunch where he had a flower waiting on the table. Had a seafood lunch then he took me on a gondala along the Brisbane river where he asked me to Marry him. And of course I said yes! And he gets me flowers sent to my work sometimes. So I think there is such a thing as Romance.
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RHP User
12 years ago
I tell my girls, any guy can open their mouth and say what ever but if they look at their dad they can see true love in action cant get more than two words out of him at times, the silent action man. Out on his paddle board as I write this, and has already been for a swim, a bike ride and yoga, i am exhausted watching him anyway I digress when I puke he holds my hair back when I feel fat and am a total bitch he just gets me a cuppa , without trying to fix things for me. He puts a roof over our head and food in our belly and even when we divorced he never raised his voice or said anything mean to me or about me. He always payed his support and then some. Because he loves his family no matter what shape it is. Love is the proof is in the pudding. I can seperate sex and love like a deck of cards. I like my romance in action not words, do something nice , is what I find romatic.
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RHP User
12 years ago
Im a Romantic, and fortunately with a lovely young guy at the moment who is too....its the handwritten poems, the sweet emails and texts at unexpected hours, picnics in the rain, massages, hair brushing, plans for the following weekend, taking photos at "our spot" listening to "our song" . I will be putting a red wrapped Chocolate love heart into my kids lunch boxes next Thursday too, cause theyre my forever loves
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RHP User
12 years ago
Quoting 'madotara69' I feel romantic when stopping the car, taking my little girl out of the car seat, to pick some wild flowers and take them home for mum. It is the little things that have great meanings.I believe my little girl understands romance, for the reception with seeing mums feelings open when she gets her surprise.Yes romance is well and truly with us all, and all in it's time. I don't feel anything can change it's presence... Even Mc Donnell's.GT,I remember a friend taking his girl to dinner, at Mc Donnell's for her birthday. Her sitting on the handle bars on his push bike. It was one of the most romantic moments I have witnessed, while seeing the looks for each other as they rode off down the street. That evening his car stayed parked in the driveway.You may still see it, if you really look. heheMado My problem is I don't like McDonnell's but I do see your point In our old place I use to steel the rose from the next door's garden and give them to my wife when she came home from work... She told me I was like a toasted marshmallow, crusty on the out side and soft and gooey on the in side......Then one weekend my wife was out front and out loud mouth woman next door was complaining that all her rose kept dispersing,, but my wife still luv me for it I think it was just the thought of getting flower (LOL)GT
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RHP User
12 years ago
...and I tell her everyday.
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RHP User
12 years ago
You are one smart girl.. Not because I'm of the older generation, but I agree' romance today has lost its way some. The younger generations idea of romance is not quite the same as what we know it.As a hopeless romantic ever since I can remember. I just shake my head at the way things are done in halves. I feel the young are missing that special something which can come down to progress.. I think the last 2 generations are that pre occupied with the speed of life they dont have the time or inclination we had way back when times were far more simple.Good to see you picked up on grand parents ways.. It really does come down to the simple things in life , consideration , respect, and taking time to think of the person your married to. Seems you know that already.... Just my take.. Jay..
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RHP User
12 years ago
I love my wife.. and I tell her everyday.. cant beat that.. even I felt touched..
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RHP User
12 years ago
Quoting 'Enigmaoflove' I love romance but unfortunately i think people don't have a true understanding of it. When i say romance i add the word 'real' to it as opposed to soppy. To often people seem to associated romance with cheesy, soppy or even an attempt of a 'suck job' towards there (or their) partner. (Apply which ever there/eir you want i don't want to sound possessive but that is an entirely different topic lol). I also think the perception of romance being 'soft' is wrong and it annoys me. You can be a strong person and have that real romantic relationship...and i believe men that have that protective instinct over someone they love are the naturally strong types. Forget flowers, chocolates, sex and all things sloppy lovey dovey crap!!Give me REAL genuine MAN any day- now that's romance to my heart.
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RHP User
12 years ago
"For me romance is the feeling of someone caring about me in a way it makes them do things for my benefit, without getting anything out of it themselves (Other than seeing me happy)." Ditto, but can I add, making them laugh, smile, feel wanted and needed too. It is not about seduction... That is something else entirely 😛- Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
12 years ago
such lovely examples of romance and love.I think that I am a romantic realist and like paintme,I have never really experienced ''romance'' but that doesn't mean I don't recognise it when I do see it.
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RHP User
12 years ago
Simple things....holding my hand, a kiss before parting, a touch in passing.
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RHP User
12 years ago
My husband of 23 years is the most wonderful caring man - he knew I was having the worst day today , and although he was also having a challenging day , stopped to buy me my favourite candles and ingredients to make me my favourite dinner - kissed me lovingly and told me everything will be ok .......he regularly sends me loving texts, takes me out for long flirty lunches , tells me he loves me daily and writes me beautiful cards. He runs me baths and massages me to sleep too .......he is the reason I believe in love and marriage ! Never raised his voice to me in all our time together ..... What a mighty mighty good man I have :)
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RHP User
12 years ago
When you think of romance what does it mean to you? Something wonderful or just another delusional concept?it's natural, spontaneous and from the heart. In my view anyway.
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RHP User
12 years ago
That's awesome. It's almost enough to make me want to be in a relationship again. Almost.
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RHP User
12 years ago
With a partner I love sexy cute notes, I love nicknames, I love cheap small presents and surprises. I love little touches and hand holding. I like to feel special.
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RHP User
12 years ago
Delicious how jealous am I. DG we know you is an ol' romantic at heart
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RHP User
12 years ago
...and then Notting Hill came on TV again tonight. Bah, ruins me every time. "Don't forget, I'm also just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her."That damn film.
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RHP User
12 years ago
I feel romantic about all sorts of things. Tangible and otherwise.Old restored machinery loves me feeling all choked up and happy about it's beauty.Movies also smile at my appreciation.I find it terrifies women though.. Like they've never seen it before ~laughs~
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madotara69
12 years ago
Your profile pic, GT. Is it you sneaking out to pic a rose for the missus in your undies. It looks as though you are tip toeing in broad daylight, I can imagine your taking a big chance of getting caught by the neighbor. Were you going for a shot at round two with yer misses.She must have seen the romantic man of her life, off picking The flower for love, worth taking a picture to show you off to all the ladies in rhp.Cos you don't look sad or upset in that pic, it looks a little more daring.Of course I could be completely wrong, but hey romance works best with a little imagination, and it is said that a picture can tell a thousand stories.Plus I think Freya has her eye on you, just quietly. And she is the pick of the bunch. A tip of the hat to you GT.
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RHP User
12 years ago
Shakespeare was the greatest romantic of all time..... I think Romance isnt the same as it was. There doesnt seem to be any old fashioned romance out there... the little things.. little notes hidden where you will find them, a flower on your windscreen of your car, opening the door for you, telling you how pretty you look when you go to the effort to look as good as you can, a suprise romantic picnic, a moonlit walk along the beach... long passionate kisses that dont say fuck me now... they say fuck I love you... Are those things out there anymore.. I wish... but I also think women are to blame. We have pushed equal rights so far than men arent sure whats the right or wrong way to act so they have gone into "To hell with it" mode. Its sad but true.If there are any true romantics out there... then feel free to contact me hahahaha We arent all on here just for a quickiexox
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RHP User
12 years ago
When you know each other so intimately that you're able to really tap into each other's most secret desires, and anticipate what the other is longing for without anyone needing to utter a word... In fact, I'd say that anticipation of the other's needs is my favourite kind of romance. Mr Kinkster seems to know when I need to dump the dishes and eat out instead, or he'll buy me something I need a step before I need it - being aware of how he might make my life a happy place every single day is what makes him incredibly romantic (and inspires me to try and do the same for him) MsK x
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RHP User
12 years ago
...although may come down to how we perceive it, much like our own sensuality and whether we are sharing a complete emotional experience or something just felt physically. By example...'Our eyes, locked together as we touched...moving slowly and rhythmically, sharing our breath as we kissed until we were forever joined as one' ....could be just a bit romantic.'I rammed my cock into so hard her eyes bulged out' ...is not, especially if she screams, get's up and runs into the bathroom locking the door just to hide from you. Romance...is a matter of perspective and what you feel, ready or not.
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RHP User
12 years ago
LOL. You are such a girl!! I love the movie Love Actually as well. :) Funny, comments about holding hands, looking into each others eyes, being caring and considerate for someone is just ways you show you care and love someone else. I would never have described that as romance. I always thought of romance as wining & dining, chocolates, horse drawn cart rides in Central Park, etc. I am a very loving and caring person however I would never describe myself as romantic. Maybe I was wrong?? Interesting.
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RHP User
12 years ago
I was on a date with an old friend who I don't see very often. He is 6ft 2, beautiful body, 10 years younger and a great person too. At one point he stroked my hair, looked into my eyes and said "god you are naive" . Arrogant shit! Lol. God what a turn on, I felt so girlie. Lolz
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Vintagetatu
12 years ago
Everyone obviously has a different perception of what romance is..... personally (for me and in my own experiences) I think it's beyond Dead (along with manners, chivalry and respect). Imagine the line up of women on Valentines Day if there was a headstone at the graveyard simply engraved "Romance" we could make it into another Academy Award winning movie which gives people false allusions as to how the world revolves along with those that inhabit it....Moving swiftly alongVTxo*insert soppy Bruno Mars orTaylor Swift lovesongs*
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RHP User
12 years ago
Quoting 'madotara69'Your profile pic, GT.Is it you sneaking out to pic a rose for the missus in your undies. It looks as though you are tip toeing in broad daylight, I can imagine your taking a big chance of getting caught by the neighbor. Were you going for a shot at round two with yer misses.She must have seen the romantic man of her life, off picking The flower for love, worth taking a picture to show you off to all the ladies in rhp.Cos you don't look sad or upset in that pic, it looks a little more daring.Of course I could be completely wrong, but hey romance works best with a little imagination, and it is said that a picture can tell a thousand stories.Plus I think Freya has her eye on you, just quietly. And she is the pick of the bunch. A tip of the hat to you GT. I was steping over some rocks near the pond, and our neighor here don't got any rose for me to pinch I try never to look sad, and as I just got home from the nude beach I am very happy Yes Freya can come any time here but it a long way she is a very sexy lady.... Any way must shower now, you all have a good day and be safe..... GT PSS You guy are very sexy tooo
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RHP User
12 years ago
Quoting 'Vintagetatu'Everyone obviously has a different perception of what romance is..... personally (for me and in my own experiences) I think it's beyond Dead (along with manners, chivalry and respect). Imagine the line up of women on Valentines Day if there was a headstone at the graveyard simply engraved "Romance" we could make it into another Academy Award winning movie which gives people false allusions as to how the world revolves along with those that inhabit it.... Moving swiftly along VT xo *insert soppy Bruno Mars orTaylor Swift lovesongs*bruno mars - runaway baby bahahaha
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Vintagetatu
12 years ago
Quoting 'cold_ass_honky' Quoting 'Vintagetatu'Everyone obviously has a different perception of what romance is..... personally (for me and in my own experiences) I think it's beyond Dead (along with manners, chivalry and respect). Imagine the line up of women on Valentines Day if there was a headstone at the graveyard simply engraved "Romance" we could make it into another Academy Award winning movie which gives people false allusions as to how the world revolves along with those that inhabit it.... Moving swiftly along VT xo *insert soppy Bruno Mars orTaylor Swift lovesongs*bruno mars - runaway baby bahahaha Duh Wops and Hooligans all the way Sir Honky.... damn right I want a cuddle!
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RHP User
12 years ago
Quoting 'Meeka100' LOL. You are such a girl!! I love the movie Love Actually as well. :) Notting Hill is actually not only an excellent film in a formal sense (it's very, very cleverly written and shot, unlike the vast majority of romcoms), but it's the one chick flic that a majority of guys actually enjoy. When you think about it, it's the ultimate in male wish fulfillment - as a 'regular guy' the most attractive and desirable woman in the world totally by chance enters your mundane world and falls madly, hopelessly in love with your quirky charms. It's a contemporary male version of Cinderella!
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RHP User
12 years ago
why thank you both,kind sirs
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RHP User
12 years ago
I choose to shoot myself...i hope not because lately I see a lot of romance and I mean in real life not in movies. And from the movie Notting Hill i will say that to stand in front of your woman and say "I love you" and every word that you say is so bold and attached to what you feel, is the ultimate stance of romance... then nothing else matters
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RHP User
12 years ago
Oh absolutely! It's where I madly try and find the ass that fits perfectly on my strapon. Ahh true lurve! I am not normally a romcom fan either. I like action, and fantasy movies. Saw Flight tonight which was good and there is another Die Hard coming out. I lurve Brucey babe :)
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madotara69
12 years ago
Quoting 'Freya13' why thank you both,kind sirs May I say , you look delectable this evening, actually morningwould you care to dance Miss Freyahttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkFxPh4s0C4
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RHP User
12 years ago
shall we have a tango or two,my dear mado?
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RHP User
12 years ago
Quoting 'Freya13' why thank you both,kind sirs Freya you can come to the nude beach with me I just got back from there and enjoyed a nice swim and sunbake GT
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madotara69
12 years ago
Quoting 'Freya13' shall we have a tango or two,my dear mado? Miss Freya, just to warm things up, I wonder what type of dancing as three would be called. cos Mado, Tara, would dance the night away, with you,you sexy looking lady. So just what has influenced the few ladies to be showing such seductive attire. is there something in the air with your nest Miss Freya and girlfriends ? Some pics show that the, or they feel like getting lucky, Then there is The pics with you girls that show a confidence for Knowing to get lucky. Glowing perhaps.It could just turn into a party. Did you see the way Meeka came home from a party a week or so ago, Alone, Sore feet, I think was her hint for laying down, She was walking around with her underwear, half but slipping down to her ankles, through the forums looking for everyone who was still up, couldn't find any one, so called it a night. It has me wondering what may have changed for Meeka If every one jumped out calling Surprise, we are all coming to lay down with you.Would the lady that was so obviously feeling hot and so fine from a night of sexy energy responded with a, piss off back to the chat rooms, peeps. or maybe leave your underwear by the door, you lot. i imagine there could be something of a mention for strap ons and a few me me and yahoos, the quiet keep that bloody thing away from me, take all them one at a time, I shall take the care to keep the fluids up, can't have you dehydrated.If it was a thing, and There was a say, highly charged flow with sexy energy, allowing for the likes of, Freya, Saskia, Superfox,Mado, Missbowpeek, lil_bit, Shinasbabe, not to mention all the others hiding for the surprise in the chat rooms.Would there have been the pleasure with your underwear left at the Door, a naughty Freya some where in the middle with all that strap on becoming it's pray upon the highly energized and excited energy at the mercy with Meeka the enforce it into all of you sooner than later type of stance, like we may see the hunter, hunting.
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RHP User
12 years ago
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