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Is romance important in a couple's everyday life? If so, what's the best way to keep it alive?
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OFCOURSE!! Just simple holding hands, hugs especially surprise kisses will do coz doing it will make each other feel more lovedand important
Romance is what you make it to be. He knows I find giggling under the covers at home as romantic as a swanky hotel.
Yes I think so. The small things can mean the most: cooking a favorite meal, doing a chore that the other isn't fond of, forehead kisses, candle lit massages, sharing your daily events, etc. all free things that can go a long way.
Most definitely!! Flirting, kissing, I love you's, quickies, smiles. Nothing makes my day like anything she does.
Maybe not everyday, but at least sometimes, both people need that romance feeling every so often to just remind them of what they've got
Yes its important. Its connection. Even if we were late in the morning or something its that split second of looking into the persons eyes before grinning & dashing off saying "love you!" over your shoulder. I dont think "being romantic" is a thing we'll ever even have to think about - we're both naturally like that.
It's crazy how much we agree on things, like this answer is completely amazing! We click together perfectly like two puzzle pieces.
Male, 31-35 years, Dating, BC, CA | Dec 26, 2012
Male, 31-35 years, Dating, BC, CA | Dec 26, 2012
I just said the same thing in response to something you said! We're hella creepy & spooky & weird & PERFECT!
Female, 41-50 years, Dating, VIC, AU | Dec 26, 2012
Female, 41-50 years, Dating, VIC, AU | Dec 26, 2012
Wow that is really spooky and eerie but it must be how well we're connected.
Male, 31-35 years, Dating, BC, CA | Dec 26, 2012
Male, 31-35 years, Dating, BC, CA | Dec 26, 2012
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Yes. Bond daily show affection towards each other...
Serving the other
I think so and it's the little things that keep it alive. Always kissing goodbye, making a cup of coffee, random forehead kisses, etc...
Romance is just an idea created by a perspective. If we explored our hearts better instead of letting commercials define it we would find romance even in everyday comedy. Love in laughter, sexuality in awkward.
Of course, it just goes to show you care
Yes, and by not falling into a constant state of routine and taking your partner for granted. Even small gestures like a love note written on the bathroom mirror can keep it alive.
- flirting , saying I love you , everything sweet .
It is and I have no idea
Romance is very important in everyday life. Even little things can be made romantic, while she's doing the dishes walk up behind her and massage her neck and shoulders or cook a meal for her, leave a love letter for her.
