Are you a romantic?

[Asiel]

Cute thread Spark's--I guess I'll have to agree with alll of you. The flowers and candlekight doesn't really mean much to me either. It's the little everyday things that I see as romantic. I love having his favourite relaxing clothes always handy, love the way he lights up when he knows I thought of doing some odd silly little thing for him. When our kids were young and I would watch hubby playing with them even when he was dog tired, even now that the kids are grown , seeing how he is always there and willing to help, how he is with the grankids...this is roamntic to me. And we do say "I love you" so many times a day and we both know we mean it, no need for fancy displays here. The way he will go out of his way to make things easier on me, that counts for a lot in my book. We just seem to love having time to relax together and watch a special movie or discuss something special we want to do for the kids... all that grubby little stuff is really what I count as romantic...just knowing you care and are cared for.

[Roxyluvsme13]

Gotta admit, I'm probably a hopeless romantic. Romance movies have rotted my brain .

But I'd be happy without candlelight dinners and things like that from the movies, but I can't lie and say I wouldn't like it either. .

[CountryWolf07]

Gotta admit, I'm probably a hopeless romantic. Romance movies have rotted my brain .

But I'd be happy without candlelight dinners and things like that from the movies, but I can't lie and say I wouldn't like it either. .

Same here, well at least, Mike likes to think so. He always tells me "But how many times have you seen something like what you've seen in the movies that aren't 'real' in real life?"

Way to kill it. I often tell him to go watch chick flicks and pick up a tip or two and come back to me! LOL