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Julie 01-15-2014 12:11 PM

I am not romantic at all... I try to be in my mind, but when it comes to the call for action. It just isn't me. Dreamer however, is a hopeless (sappy & sweet) romantic.

Martina 01-15-2014 01:19 PM

I am not at all, but I was recently given a lovely necklace that the person bought to reference a poem that she had written in response, in part, to the grief I have had about losing my father. It was so thoughtful, so specific, that I was seriously touched.

Usually when people do things like that, it falls a bit flat because I just don't feel it that much. I don't care about things and am hard to reach on a sentimental level. I am much easier to reach through humor. Anyway.

This gift got to me. It felt great. We were also having a lovely lunch by the sea. The whole thing was perfect.

-Red-Flag- 01-15-2014 01:28 PM

I am not. I fall short every time.

I need to get on the stick and quick.

-looks around for the romantic manual for dummies-

JAGG 01-15-2014 08:17 PM

I have my moments. With the right femme. :)

C0LLETTE 01-15-2014 08:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ~baby~doll~ (Post 790005)
I live for romance. My favorite is the twenty-four hour love affair when I find hints of love and detailed plans for the evening. It starts with crimson lip prints on the mirrors. Then I find a menu of desired dishes for dinner with wines. :wine: I get red :rose: 's delivered.
The best is a hand written description of our love making. I am so romanced by this point I can hardly fulfill my plans for the day.

Not to be too pragmatic but how do you get lipstick off a mirror?

JAGG 01-15-2014 09:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by C0LLETTE (Post 879874)
Not to be too pragmatic but how do you get lipstick off a mirror?

Comes right off with window cleaner.

DMW 01-18-2014 01:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by C0LLETTE (Post 879874)
Not to be too pragmatic but how do you get lipstick off a mirror?


Mmmmmmm...well, let me count the ways...kiss it...lick it...suck it...or
rub it off; action dependent upon certain variables.
Number one...whose lips left it there?

~ocean 01-18-2014 01:37 PM

~ passion brings out the romance in me, wich stimulates my seduction side ~

MysticOceansFL 01-18-2014 01:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ~ocean (Post 880826)
~ passion brings out the romance in me, wich stimulates my seduction side ~



Passion, Desire, Attraction, Connection, "many things" for me at least.:glasses:

Leigh 01-18-2014 02:15 PM

i am a very romantic girl and i love my butch to be romantic too :)

Butterbean 01-25-2014 05:55 PM

Not very. To make matters worse, I'm too old for daily sex. All I'm left with is my sunny disposition....

(I am slapping my leg, I'm laughing so hard)

mountainbikedyke 01-25-2014 06:01 PM

Pretty damn......:awww:

starryeyes 01-25-2014 11:07 PM

I definitely am not very romantic... But Justin makes up for it.

little_ms_sunshyne 01-26-2014 12:00 AM

Hopelessly:awww:

DaddyNik12 01-26-2014 07:11 AM

is there such thing as being to damn romantic or hopeless romantic ?
*is guilty as charged look*

ONLY 01-26-2014 07:25 AM

Not something I can answer ......... SS, my beautiful (f) lady, how romantic am I? :)

*might be awhile, since she doesn't log on much* (because of her job)....(had to put that in there in case it makes me look unromantic if she doesn't respond lol)

stargazingboi 01-26-2014 09:01 AM

I have my moments...I can do the whole typical romantic things like write notes or poems (poems come and go as sometimes life can give me writers block). I can do little things throughout the day and create a romantic night from a story book. However, love and romance can be shown in many ways...in everyday things that sometime folks over look. There are many love languages and its always important to know which language your partner speaks.

For me it is in the daily living and love shown. The touches when she passes by..the daily things done for one another that makes life easier..the stolen kisses...the looks across the room..the cards given out of the blue for no reason outside of saying I love you...etc. That to me is the real romance. So, am I romantic? Yeah, I think so.

Greco 01-28-2014 05:33 PM

hmmm...
 
a bit...sonriendo...

Greco

Happy_Go_Lucky 01-28-2014 06:00 PM

A little story.
 
In 4th grade, the girl sitting in front of me was just fitted with braces. The other kids made fun of her, called her "brace face", "railroad mouth" and other names unbecoming. I remember trying to make them stop with the name-calling and bullying.

After a few weeks, she realized I was her friend and we began spending more and more time together. We would meet at the skating rink, attend birthday parties, have pizza on a Friday night. She was my world, her brown-hazel speckled eyes mesmerized. School year went so fast, I couldn't get enough of her. She was the face I saw of when I slept, her face is what I saw of when I awakened.

My mom had a jewelry box full of necklaces, bracelets, rings....I thought it would be a good idea emptying said box and offer them as a gift to my dream girl. I was so nervous she would not accept them...but she DID! To this day, the look on her face as she was putting on her new necklace makes me smile just a little bit.

When my mom realized what happened to her jewelry box, she never said anything.

Breezy 01-30-2014 02:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by -Red-Flag- (Post 879732)
I am not. I fall short every time.

I need to get on the stick and quick.

-looks around for the romantic manual for dummies-

1001 Ways to Be Romantic: Now Completely Revised and More Romantic Than Ever by Gregory Godek

Daktari 01-30-2014 02:14 PM

Yeah but not good at maintaining it for more than 7yrs :|

C0LLETTE 01-30-2014 02:17 PM

I'm ok if you find cash romantic.

stargazingboi 01-30-2014 05:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by C0LLETTE (Post 886298)
I'm ok if you find cash romantic.

I just spit my drink out over this one

Rolo 01-30-2014 07:10 PM

I think I use to be, and could be with the right person (the last too we're not right) I'm rusty and should probably work on it. Lacking in romance but not in passion.

JAGG 01-30-2014 08:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by C0LLETTE (Post 886298)
I'm ok if you find cash romantic.

I find cash very romantic !!!!! hahaha A femme with cash would be romantic past my wildest dreams. lol

Okiebug61 01-30-2014 10:31 PM

Hmm Romantic! I can empty the dishwasher, make the bed, mop the floor, do any number of everyday chores and Red smiles and says that's why I love you!

MasterfulButch 03-23-2014 10:14 AM

I'm an innovative romantic. It's important to me to make my lady feel special but I don't like to run with the crowd. I may produce the traditional bouquet of red roses once but then it's been done.

Seeking ways to surprise and delight my girl in ways that are unique and meaningful to her gives me much satisfaction.

I would even extend it out to say that romance is a part of my identity. It came with the Butch Chivalry pack and is a facet of myself I feel honoured to have the chance to use.

grenade 03-23-2014 11:05 AM

I am usually a hormone driven romantic. There are occasions when I surprise myself and wonder where that came from.

silkepus 03-23-2014 11:26 AM

I'm very romantic in my own way. I dont really go for the whole hollywood romantic stuff, that kind of seems a bit put on. But I love to cook for someone and I love giving massages and hugs and kisses and snuggles. Thats my version of romantic. And occasionally let the other person choose whats on tv, it doesnt get more romantic than that:p Now if only I had someone to be romantic with...

imperfect_cupcake 03-23-2014 02:07 PM

I've thought about this a bit more. I don't like formulaic romance. I like goofy, sarcastic and yet sincere under the humour.

The reason I don't like chivalry type romance is because that is what that person does for *everyone* they have been on a date with.

And I don't like that. I like original, humour based, cocky/selfdepricating sweet jokes. Like for instance on butch I really liked, when we played truth or dare, I dared her to put a cucumber down her trousers and take a pic of it. Her response was to get a mate to go out to the cherry trees that were snowing pink petals, lay in a big lawn of them, and pulled out said cucumber out of her fly, hanging out, while posing in a cocky, yet self silly way, rolling around in cherry blossoms.

That, is fucking brilliant. And it made me totally soften.

Or, when I was very down, talking to one of my partners on skype, she was naked from the waist up, wrapped in Saran Wrap to heal a scarification on her diaphragm area, she grabbed her motorcycle helmet, stuck it on her head and moved the camera In front of a giant painting she had of the moon and pretended to float around half naked in Saran Wrap yelling "I'm a space maasaaaaan!"

That totally made me fall in love with her on the spot.

When I met my exwife, came up to me at a party and told me I should try some flats she had stolen out of her mates closet as my feet looked sore. I told her flats give me a rash and she should wear them. So she did. She put on these gold ballet slipper and pioretted around the kitchen in front of everyone, then danced down the hallway. I thought "what an arse! I like her!" Then she came back and curtseyd in front of me. Sarcastically.
"Great." I said "now do that in these." And kicked my stilettos off in front of her. She picked up one of my shoes, stuck her face in it, inhaled deeply (I grinned and laughed) then She pulled all kinds of ass out Betty Grable style poses and generally acted like a clown.
I went to a squat rave with her after the party and bought her beer. She teased the fuck out of me/was a smart ass. Then escorted me to the bathroom every time I wanted to go because it was fucking vile in there and she had to help me keep my balance in my heels so I didn't fall in the pile of crap that was all over the toilet.

When we did finally go on a date, three months later after hanging out as friends, she showed up at my house at 8am with salmon locks, strawberries and champagne. She came in, crawled into my bed without invite (I loved her balls, loved it!!) and patted the quilt and said "here's the bed picnic!" (I had said I loved them). I happily coseid up with her. We drank all the champers and ate the food and got a bottle of pimms and went to the Hamstead Heath women's swimming pond, took off our clothes (we had to keep our underpants on, rules) and swam to the far end. She then attacked me in the water, wrestled my underwear off me, stuck it in her teeth, and swam about hooting. I beat the crap out of her when we got out. We then curled up and took a nap after a drink of pimms.

Those things, to me, are romantic.


So when someone picks me up, treats me formally like a princess all night, walk me to the door and maybe give me a kiss on the cheek and refer to me being a lady, I wind up not heaving a sigh after I close my door, but getting depressed and missing my exes.

But then oodles of people may find my version of a fun day together traumatic.

Aud 03-23-2014 03:11 PM

Yes, I think I'm very romantic, but I don't like to show it. If I'm smitten, I'm going to be writing you poetry and songs that I'll NEVER show you, lest you know how lame I am. I'm just way too protective of my charred lil damaged heart to risk a stomping, until I'm certain I'm loved & appreciated in return. Even then, I do need to remind myself that I should verbalize those feelings/people need to hear the I love you's, because I do think talk's cheap --I would rather show my love in consideration and sacrifice.

Sweet Bliss 03-23-2014 04:32 PM

Romance? Romantic? this is a test right?
 
Me ROMANTIC???

:rofl: after casting my pearls to swine for all these years,

Hell freaking no.

No more catering to ya.

No more meals made with homemade love.

No more secret trips to the store to surprise you with the perfect birthday gift.

No more fussing over you when you are not well or just cranky.

No more homemade cookies.

No more cooking awesome breakfast, lunch and dinners.

No more cleaning, laundry, ironing, mending, sewing, etc.

No more back scrubbing in the shower.

No more of the hundreds of things I do everyday to make this house a home to come to after a long stressful day at work, where your needs are met and then some.

Me romantic???:fart: Now that's romantic. (said with your head under the covers)

Sweet Bliss 03-23-2014 04:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by honeybarbara (Post 901221)
I've thought about this a bit more. I don't like formulaic romance. I like goofy, sarcastic and yet sincere under the humour.

So when someone picks me up, treats me formally like a princess all night, walk me to the door and maybe give me a kiss on the cheek and refer to me being a lady, I wind up not heaving a sigh after I close my door, but getting depressed and missing my exes.

But then oodles of people may find my version of a fun day together traumatic.


Gawd Ms HoneyB, you are the luckiest woman in the world, Honestly.

now that's real romancing the pants off ya kinda stuff.

thanks for the visuals, it made my day! xoxoxo

deedarino 03-23-2014 05:04 PM

Note to self: Add romance to my "to do" list...

deedarino 03-23-2014 05:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by deedarino (Post 901274)
Note to self: Add romance to my "to do" list...

A friend reminded me that romance is not a "to do" it is a "to be". So I will change lists :)

Honestly, I am with honeybarbara. If it doesn't come naturally, from the heart, spontaneously, it doesn't do much for me. Try too hard, buy me flowers, run around the car like a Olympic sprinter to open the door and I will smile and think how sweet. But give me a rock you found on the ground in the shape of a heart and I melt. One of the most romantic gestures I ever received was a hand drawn, crayon pic of two stick people holding hands with little hearts floating all around them. I framed it.

Romance to me just says; I am thinking of you not I am trying to impress you.

Bard 03-23-2014 07:40 PM

My darling wife is a romantic something I had never experience before I was always the romantic BUT she leaves me love notes surprises me with flowers sweet words soft kisses.. she cares for me tenderly when I have been sick or injured she is the ying to my yang :moonstars:

I love her to the moon and back :wine:

mountainbikedyke 03-23-2014 07:57 PM

Very! Ha! :passinggas:

Jet 03-23-2014 08:59 PM

The Very Thought of You
 
I happened to think of you today,
for the first time in a long time.

I remembered that spring
spending hours getting to know you,
crossing your years and mine;
across the continuum
it seemed, drawing closer
to you with each passing day
until I knew I wanted you with
everything that I am.

To me, that's everything...

I had never met anyone like you,
and I was so carried away
by your presence
and grace and your voice
and words and...

You took me by storm
and off to that place of
of wanting you to be the one
who kissed me goodbye
for the last time.

Oh, the thought of you.

I was so sure.

And I had fallen so deeply
in love with you that

"The very thought of you
and I forget to do
the ordinary things
that I ought to do..."


which was to see
and to know that
you never once
loved me until it was
too late in that old dance.

But I have let go of you
a thousand times,
a thousand ways.

And this writing,
is to express my closure
in the smallest way really,
and only because

tonight

I had a very rare thought of you.
—J



Ginger 03-23-2014 10:56 PM

Romantic for me, isn't the big gestures. It's something that quietly surprises me. Someone bought a bicycle for me, once. She didn't say it was for me, and I assumed it was another one she'd bought for herself, since she kind of collected them. She assembled it in the dining room, in the middle of winter, and I helped a little, but it was really her thing. Then, when she was done, she kind of presented it to me. I was confused at first, then I realized, she was giving it to me. It's that kind of quiet gesture, that seems most romantic to me.

meridiantoo 03-23-2014 11:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by deedarino (Post 901281)
Romance to me just says; I am thinking of you not I am trying to impress you.

That's the best definition of romance I've come across.


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