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Who is more romantic, you or your partner?
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Neither one of us are. He thinks he is but I don't see it and I feel there is no reason for me to be cause all he wants is sex anything other than that is a waste of time to him.
Yes and No. I feel she wants me to be romantic, plus I love being romantic.
Me because I actually do these questions and he just sends them to trash.
He is definitely the romantic between us.
Both of us...
I think he's the more romantic one (though we both try)
I think maybe I'm the one who says romantic things more readily, but he always reciprocates and I think in his gifts and thoughtfulness he's more romantic.
I think maybe I'm the one who says romantic things more readily, but he always reciprocates and I think in his gifts and thoughtfulness he's more romantic.
He does more romantic things, mostly because I don't know how to be romantic to him or how he would like me to, but I do take the romance more to heart.
He's sweetest and most romantic <3
That's a tough one! I think we're both romantic, and that's something I love about us. But maybe he's a bit more romantic. I tend to be a bit scatter-brained, and I don't always realize when is a good time to be romantic but I do try! (and I hope I'm succeeding!)
Hahahahah...me.
Definitely me. At least creatively- wise. I love to write him letters and think of cute ways to show my affection.
We are both romantics. We love romantic movies, songs, and dates. I guess I am more outwardly romantic. For example, I dont really have a problem with getting on the loudspeaker at Harmon's and singing to her on Valentines day. She, on the other hand, would much prefer a candle lit dinner at nice restaurant. If I started singing to her in the restaurant however, she would stab me to death with her fork.
My partner is more romantic in an obvious and consistent way. I'm subtle and sporadic.
Me
he is!
Male or Female, 26-30 years, Dating | Mar 05, 2013