Romance
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A short lyric tale set to music; a song or short instrumentalpiece in ballad style; a romanza.
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True romance is doing something special or unexpected for someone you love, even though you don't have to. Romance isn't a greeting card, it isn't Valentine's Day, it isn't a box of chocolates, and it certainly isn't a dozen roses (unless you like that sort of thing). Real romance is not what modern society has been taught to think it is. Real romance isn't manufactured. It is completely individual. Romance is for showing the person you love that you're thinking about them. It shouldn't feel forced. There are no limits to romance; it can be shown by a handwritten note, by going for a walk, or even by making someone a sandwich. Romance is something simple and sweet that reminds your partner why they fell in love with you in the first place.
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Romance is dead - it was acquired in a hostile takeover by Hallmark and Disney, homogenized, and sold off piece by piece
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A way of showing someone you care. Someone you love, like or choose to cherish.
Romance can keep a relationship alive, or help it begin.
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the most weirdest yet exiting feeling ever to be felt in this universe. [love]
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that missing thing in all of your [failed] relationships. part of the reason it didn't work out/you lost the spark. Life's hard enough when you're just bumping uglies and changing diapers. Doing it up once in a while doesn't equate. Remember variety is the spice of life.
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When you and your girlfriend have an oil wrestle until you fall off the bed then you chase her round the bedroom trying to stick your oily penis in her vagina.
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What [guys] do to get the [panties]!
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An adjective for something as close to perfect as could be reasonably understood, without going into too much detail as to what perfection consists of, since this would be a [fruitless] search and a waste of time.
Only to be used in [the present] tense as it requires the appreciation of the singular [pulsating] moment.
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