A friend of mine just started dating a guy who says the most romantic things to her...constantly, it seems. I know this because she burns up my cell battery telling me every romantic thing he says and every romantic gesture he makes.


My question to you IS...do you like the ooey gooey love talk or could you live without it?

Is there such a thing as too much, and how much is too much?

Hmmm, I would think the cut-off point might be
when it is all talk and no action.

It's the little things that matter most

Hey Soufie!

Great point!

In her case I think she's getting plenty of both.

But...I thought size was not supposed to matter.

I wonder if the guy knows that your friend is gossiping about their conversations.

Some conversations are supposed to be between two people only.

Ha Ha! you know what I mean.. love notes, a look or a touch, a flower on her windshield.. the things that mean the most that come from the heart

Maybe so, but since he says romantic things to her in front of me too, it's not as if it's going to embarrass him if she tells me a few others. Besides, we're not talking about pillow talk here.

I would love to be in a great relationship with a guy who would say romantic things to me a lot.

Oh Via...I just melt when you smile at me.

What? Not doing it for ya?

Oh! I know what you mean all right, Mister!
My sister dated a young man quite simular
too you.sure! thats how it started, little lovenotes
holding a torch and that rose on the window ended
up a 2,300 page manifesto! torched her house down
& took a Lewisville slugger to her car window.
Stay away from my seester meester

Hows it going {{{ J-man }}}

I agree. I dated a guy who was full of pretty little comments. If someone has a talent for it, it's absolutely dreamy!

Holy Cow! Sorry to hear that Pony.

Just goes to show you, all types can learn to turn a pretty phrase.

that can be cool, little pet name, your own lngo
I love being playful, thats a big part of the bonding,
Been silly & making each other laugh, & if she wants
too be quite then thats too bad the entertainments free
and there's no off button I'll keep going til
she..... gets pissed...or shows me something.
but I only do that once
Sounds like a really bad deal for you!
Your single and she's on clowd 9, I'm sure your happy for your
friend but there's got to be a little left out envy..I think I would feel
it.
Then for argument sakes, say it crumbles tomorrow
And you think she's roughing up your battery now! Guess again.

Cus castles made of sand slip in to the sea......eeeeventual
Maybee off topic a bit....some food for thought
peace

I do things other than talk sweet. I write her poems, bring flowers and chocolate dipped strawberries, etc.

Just because I'm not in a relationship, doesn't mean I don't have someone saying sweet things to me too.

My friend is always dating someone and I'm never dating anyone, so I'm used to it by now. Personally I wouldn't care for the constant merry-go-round of serial dating.

But yes, seeing her happy in a romantic relationship CAN sharpen the edge on my desire to be a couple too, but so does watching the my cute little elderly neighbors on the porch swing together. I wouldn't consider that jealousy, just being reminded of my own desire for love. We all want to be loved.

Chocolate dipped strawberries? This must not be in your profile or you'd be busy dipping strawberries right now.

Oooh, that makes me just feel so... so...

Nah. Let's go get some ice cream instead.

I told a certain person...((( we were like two turds in a toilet)))

Is that romantic

The difference between a men and women . . .

Woman: "My new boyfriend is so romantic. Last night, he said blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah . . ."


Versus


Man: "I have a new girlfriend."
Other Man: "Is she easy on the eyes?"
Man: "Yep."
Other Man: "Enough said."
Man: "Changing the subject . . ."