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Posted about 1 month ago What are your ideas about romance? Spring is in the air, which seems to sprout feelings of love and romance. Do you believe you can have romance even when not dating if you are single or single again? What about romance in a marriage or long term relationship? |
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| Posted about 1 month ago Sigh! I just got out of a relationship, which means this is the first time in nearly three years I am single. It is disorienting but I need to learn to enjoy the single life - even though it's hard to imagine myself not as part of a couple - before I let any springtime love come to me. Daniela
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| Posted about 1 month ago Daniela - I have been single a long time. Subconsciously I believe I gave up the desire to be in a loving relationship. Until recently a younger man started flirting with me. I was swept off my feet. He is cute and very personable. The catch is he is not a catch. He has a live-in girlfriend. Of course, I am getting the baloney that his girlfriend understands he is not a one-woman man. No thanks! I always look for the positive in a situation or event. I realize the feminine in me is alive and well. I must be ready for a relationship, otherwise I won't have attracted him. I realize that I am attractive. I also realize that I need to be clear on attracting men that are available and I deserve. I understand the transition in being in a couple relationship to a "being single relationship" is a shift. It has all the ups and downs and questioning of what one did wrong. There is the grieving, the wanting of the other, the not wanting of the other. It is all normal. Listen to your heart as you move forward. One step I see you made is accepting a new career with WomenCo. One step at a time is all it takes. |
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| Posted about 1 month ago Ahhh... Le Romance. I like to believe that romance can exist for a Long Term Relationship, in a Marriage, for the Single (again), and even the Divorced (again). It's what we make of it! Let the Romantic begin! ---Cha, Cha, Cha!!! ~Most of the shadows of this life are caused by our standing in our own sunshine.* |
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| Posted about 1 month ago Romance can be good, I like it but I don't like it if the guy starts to talk innapropiatilly to me in the beginning of meeting him. What I do like in romance though is: I like it when a guy talks sweet to me and makes me feel special thats pretty much it, unfortunettly I am single though |
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| Posted about 1 month ago What song reminds you of romance? |
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| Posted about 1 month ago I am so frustrated with romance I can't stand it. At times I want to forget that I've ever had any desire for it. I am dating someone that I adore. But half the time I don't want to have to deal with him. I honestly believe that I am not meant to be in a relationship with a man. Which may make room for alot romance. |
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| Posted about 1 month ago PossibilityCoachTM says ...
For me, it's any Ella Fitzgerald or Louis Armstrong tune. Daniela
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| Posted about 1 month ago I just decided to let a man into my life again and am glad that I have. I have been single since my divorce 14 yrs ago, and have been dating ever since. The more financially independent that I become, the easier it is to be picky in a relationship. At this point in my life, I do not need him for financial reasons, but am trying to progress through our relationship and learn all about him and teach him about me. Thankfully, his actions speak much louder than his words....EXACTY what I need! :-) |
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| Posted about 1 month ago Have always been into some kind of relationship... At times I wonder it would be good to be single and far from all the chaos of 'love' life. hmmm... yet, at times, I feel it would be hard not to have anyone... |
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| Posted about 1 month ago The feeling of being in love is soooo soooo warm and nice! |
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| Posted about 1 month ago I think romance can be evergreen..whether in a long term relationship or marriage...it totally depends on the two people involved to keep the romance alive in their relationship. |
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| Posted about 1 month ago PossibilityCoachTM says ...
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| Posted about 1 month ago jo_islandgirl says ...
I have always been in a relationship for over three years. As of a week, I have not been. It was almost unfathomable in the first days to imagine not being in a romantic relationship, but - fortunately - I have progressed to a stage where I feel that I am strong enough within myself to be happy. I am actually looking forward to rediscovering myself as a single person, and also doing things I might not have been able to due to my commitment to someone else (i.e. pick up new hobbies, go out more, meet new friends), etc. Do I want romance again? Of course. As soon as we broke up last week, I wanted it immediately. Now I am thinking a little more rationally, and actually feel I couldn't be romantic for a while. Giving myself time to love myself, be happy, and then I'm sure when I least expect it, it'll happen again. Daniela
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| Posted about 1 month ago I was talking with a friend of mine yesterday on the subject of romance, whether one was intimately involved with another or not. She shared with me that she has had many romantic moments by herself. She described a time when you was near a lake and watched the sunset with the beautiful array of color. That it was a romantic moment. When I like candles and listen to music I feel romantic. This subject has so inspired me that I wrote about it in my upcoming newsletter and its relationship to transformation. |
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| Posted about 1 month ago Somewhere inside myself, there is a longing..... a want to discover myself.. my true self.. I feel as though I have diluted myself each time I have started a new romantic relationship and the longer it is... the more I lost a little bit of me.. yet I still want 'it'. LOL.. sheesh.. bitter sweet feeling |
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| Posted about 1 month ago Romance is something I create - I don’t wait for "a man" or "partner" to create it! I make it happen. Believing in the Law of Attraction means that I create the energy of romance and when I do boy to I get romance! When I sit and sulk because "he's not being romantic" I NEVER get it! Ann M. Evanston, MA
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| Posted about 1 month ago You are right on Ann - Today I will be having a wonderful healilng by my naprapath with candles burning and the sounds of Coyote Oldman in the background. She includes Reiki in her treatments. That is taking care of myself blended with romantic features and feelings. What other romantic ideas are out there members of WomenCo? |
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| Posted about 1 month ago Honestly, I love doing something with girlfriends. Girls' nights out can be blissed-out experiences, and very empowering. What's more romantic than feeling strong and surrounded by people you love? You know, I really love that we're challenging the normal interpretation of "romance!" Daniela
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| Posted about 1 month ago Me too Daniela! I LOVE my girlfriend time!
One of my most favorite romantic things to do: get some of my favorite movies, cook my favorite meal have some wine and watch my "chick flicks"!
BTW - chick flicks are WAY better without a boy - don't have to listen to their snorts! Ann M. Evanston, MA
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| Posted about 1 month ago Daniela I agree that this forum on romance is broadening the perspectives of the"idealized" model of what is romance. I just had my treatment with candles and music. I feel great and womanly! |
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| Posted about 1 month ago romance is never running out of the possibilities of romance...imagine it, dream it and then live it... Even A Bird Without Wings Yearns To Fly. |
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| Posted about 1 month ago Artisst - It sounds like you have some great romantic possibilities. Please share! I would like to add some to my romantic treasures. |
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| Posted about 1 month ago mine are endless:
hyatt place, champayne, strawberries dipped in chocolate, feed to them and let do what you like...afterwards, late nite dinner in bed, jazz, incense, bubble bath together,wash them, massages, then back to bed...(this also works well, with a jacuzzi and or the pool trip in b/w)...
well, these are just some I have done, hope you are inspired...have fun ( i am often told from friends I should get paid for all my know;ledge, but unfortunately, I am mental & artistically inclined, and not business minded, wish I was more marketable, since I am out of work, smiles...)hahahaha Even A Bird Without Wings Yearns To Fly. |
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| Posted about 1 month ago Artisst - These are wonderful ideas! I agree with your friends about being an artisitic entrepreneur. There are many artists who are successful. Most creatives get stopped at marketing. It keeps the rest of the world from seeing your work, your joy, your victories, and keeps your potential locked up. You go girl! You have what it takes! |
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| Posted about 1 month ago Today I painted my toesnails a beautiful shade of red to go with the sexy sandles I bought yesterday. This has a romantic feeling to me. What color are your toenails and what do you think about nail color? |
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| Posted about 1 month ago PossibilityCoachTM says ...
Romance. I love it! I don't think I ever knew it before now. I am in a committed relationship with a wonderful man who happens to be a family and marriage therapist. In the beginning I wasn't sure if I would be getting "analyzed" all the time or not. I'm happy to say that the answer is no. Although we don't exchange store bought gifts often (on holidays of course, we live in a consumerist nation) we do tell each other every moment of every day just how much we feel for each other. Chivalry is NOT dead, he still opens the car door for me! If we're coming home he beats me to the door so he can open it for me. We take turns cooking, cleaning, doing laundry, etc... I think that too many people get wrapped up in the idea of romance being treated to a dinner out, roses, candy, gifts, etc... For me, I've come to learn and understand that romance is the sharing of the love and affection that two people share. Gotta go. I'm making an awesome dinner for the love of my life! If you don't have it... find it...ROMANCE. Need Breeds Ingenuity! |
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| Posted about 1 month ago Texas Girl - Bring it on! I too feel romanced when a man is courteous and considerate. Daniela in one of her posts on romance said: You know, I really love that we're challenging the normal interpretation of "romance!" It is happening! I love it! I think it would be enjoyable to notice romance everyday in our lives. I have and it shows! At the hospital today during a couple of doctor appointments I was told my nurses I looked radiant! Tears came to my eyes. Radiate ladies - radiate with romance. Now that sounds like a good article to write for my newsletter!! |
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| Posted about 1 month ago I know what you mean about painting your toenails red. I've always favored the deep red nail polishes, but had never in my life painted my toenails. But the guy I'm seeing commented that he liked to see women's toenails painted, so I did them up to match my fingernails. And I loved it! Maybe it was just the something new, or maybe it was because I spent a little extra time trying to make myself more beautiful, but whatever the reason, it made me feel much sexier for the next few days. I think we all need that little boost for our ego at times. |
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| Posted about 1 month ago Romance starts with the most important person in your life: Yourself. If you don't find the courage to love each inch of yourself, romance from other people and other situations will be imperfect or even impossible. That's why I love all these romantic interpretations you ladies have been sharing about moments you feel romantic on your own! I want more of those! Daniela
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