Jules Verne
Don Juan
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This notion has been thrown around a lot lately.
I understand that STR8UP is a strong proponent of this.
I have been wondering about this for a while. My guess is that a part of being romantic for a guy is a reflection of his character. He is genuinely nice and likes to display his affection. However, that answer, aside from being a bit too optimistic, only provides one explanation to a question that is much more complex.
On this forum, we would then go on to analyze about his biological urge, trace the root of romanticism, examine what causes us to be victims of that propaganda in the first place, and mention how women simply get off on the idea, not the display, of romanticism.
I am thoroughly confused by this because I am getting no definite answer.
Are men more romantic than women? Why? Why not? Why is there a need to be romantic in the first place? If men are indeed more romantic than women, is it a one-way contribution in which men are supposed to be content with giving romantic gestures most of the time? What does it all mean?
I would like a thorough analysis on this subject.
I understand that STR8UP is a strong proponent of this.
I have been wondering about this for a while. My guess is that a part of being romantic for a guy is a reflection of his character. He is genuinely nice and likes to display his affection. However, that answer, aside from being a bit too optimistic, only provides one explanation to a question that is much more complex.
On this forum, we would then go on to analyze about his biological urge, trace the root of romanticism, examine what causes us to be victims of that propaganda in the first place, and mention how women simply get off on the idea, not the display, of romanticism.
I am thoroughly confused by this because I am getting no definite answer.
Are men more romantic than women? Why? Why not? Why is there a need to be romantic in the first place? If men are indeed more romantic than women, is it a one-way contribution in which men are supposed to be content with giving romantic gestures most of the time? What does it all mean?
I would like a thorough analysis on this subject.