The Mystery of Romantic Attraction (127)

Oct 25, 2008 5:17 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
Sommerauer71
Sommerauer71Sommerauer71Salzburg, Austria133 Threads 4 Polls 12,414 Posts
PietroPaoloV: Gee, S!
You posted this when even nocturnal animals sleep.



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Oct 25, 2008 5:24 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
phoenix
phoenixphoenixparis, Ile-de-France France81 Threads 4 Polls 3,669 Posts
rusty_knight: 'fluffy duffy stuff'- wazzat?



Could it be a large coffee served in bed with two straws?


Only if if served on a silver platter....None of the plastic stuff you can buy in Asda/Walmart...

But the fluffy duffy stuff .....flowers, chocs etc..being dopey..
Oct 25, 2008 7:22 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
megan67
megan67megan67razgrad, Razgrad Bulgaria52 Posts
Big adviserq, Phoenix do you give lessonsyay
Oct 25, 2008 7:51 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
gussi
gussigussiVilters-Wangs, St Gallen Switzerland12 Threads 2 Polls 4,032 Posts
phoenix: Only if if served on a silver platter....None of the plastic stuff you can buy in Asda/Walmart...

But the fluffy duffy stuff .....flowers, chocs etc..being dopey..


whats fluffy duffy about that, its called respect and appreciation. Most women like that as well as brekkies in bed

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Oct 25, 2008 7:52 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
gussi
gussigussiVilters-Wangs, St Gallen Switzerland12 Threads 2 Polls 4,032 Posts
gingerb: If it was only on a purely visual level, then how to people who have never met, fall for each other on the internet, when often neither have pics up?

My theory is that it is projected energy. I think it happens at a sub-atomic level, maybe enhanced by other things and the combination of things varies from person to person.

It might explain why we get the "same" recognisable feelings as when we were younger and first in love, even though we are different people as we get older with different priorities and values, tastes etc.

The fact that the "knowing" a certain person is what/who we want has to be something that is constant about us. Our feelings change, our personality changes, our appearance changes, but this "recognition" and "chemistry" with the "right" person doesn't change at all, s it would have to be something outside of our evoling as humans in a physiological and psychological way.

Anyone else think this?


Hi ginge

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Oct 25, 2008 8:21 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
jbibiza
jbibizajbibizaCasinos, Valencia Spain94 Threads 4 Polls 4,914 Posts
gingerb: If it was only on a purely visual level, then how to people who have never met, fall for each other on the internet, when often neither have pics up?

My theory is that it is projected energy. I think it happens at a sub-atomic level, maybe enhanced by other things and the combination of things varies from person to person.

It might explain why we get the "same" recognisable feelings as when we were younger and first in love, even though we are different people as we get older with different priorities and values, tastes etc.

The fact that the "knowing" a certain person is what/who we want has to be something that is constant about us. Our feelings change, our personality changes, our appearance changes, but this "recognition" and "chemistry" with the "right" person doesn't change at all, s it would have to be something outside of our evoling as humans in a physiological and psychological way.

Anyone else think this?



Yes... that feeling of knowing someone... of recognition... that´s what is so hard to understand.

As far as it happening online... that´s not an option for me. Twice, once online and once by phone... I thought I had met someone special, but when the face to face meeting came... I was looking into the eyes of a stranger... so I don´t allow myself to go down that road any more. If I feel a connection it stays as a fun flirtation unless we can plan to meet soon.
Oct 25, 2008 9:23 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
gingerb
gingerbgingerbLetterkenny, Donegal Ireland7 Threads 1 Polls 4,139 Posts
gussi: Hi ginge


Hi Gussiwave

Hope you are having a good day.hug
Oct 25, 2008 9:25 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
gingerb
gingerbgingerbLetterkenny, Donegal Ireland7 Threads 1 Polls 4,139 Posts
jbibiza: Yes... that feeling of knowing someone... of recognition... that´s what is so hard to understand.

As far as it happening online... that´s not an option for me. Twice, once online and once by phone... I thought I had met someone special, but when the face to face meeting came... I was looking into the eyes of a stranger... so I don´t allow myself to go down that road any more. If I feel a connection it stays as a fun flirtation unless we can plan to meet soon.


Just a thought..........Blind people fall in love too.....hug
Oct 25, 2008 9:32 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
phoenix
phoenixphoenixparis, Ile-de-France France81 Threads 4 Polls 3,669 Posts
Lagoona22: ...I believe people confuse the terms "romance" and "infatuation" and "love"...
Would anybody like to have a shot at a definition of those terms ,and how the one differs from the others....


Lagonna all I have to say is if our lives ever cross paths..I'll buy the first pint...cheers

Listen folks it's not rocket science..maybe the geezer who started the thread should leave Ireland more often..or...maybe he's a thicker mick than me..dunno
Oct 25, 2008 9:33 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
gingerb
gingerbgingerbLetterkenny, Donegal Ireland7 Threads 1 Polls 4,139 Posts
Lagoona22: Phoenix, spot on...I believe people confuse the terms "romance" and "infatuation" and "love"...
Would anybody like to have a shot at a definition of those terms ,and how the one differs from the others....


Romance is the ambiance.

Infatuation is a childish need or want.

Love is total acceptance.hug
Oct 25, 2008 10:55 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
hasagoodheart
hasagoodhearthasagoodheartGalway, Ireland23 Threads 410 Posts
jbibiza: It is a mystery indeed and subjective to individuals, fortunatley.... or we would all be competing for the same select few...

When I get hit, I get hit hard... and literally can´t see anyone but him.

I was spending a weekend in Monterey with a girlfriend. We were at a dance club and I had met a really nice guy... had spent a couple of hours talking and dancing... exchanged phone numbers etc. Then this man walked in... my girlfriend though he was ok, but nothing to write home about... for me... he was all I could see.

I turned to the man I had been with and apologized saying that I had really enjoyed him and his company, but I had seen someone who took my breath away and whether or not I even spoke to him... it wouldn´t be right to continue because my head would be somewhere else.

Well we did wind up speaking... spent the rest of the weekend together, and were together for a year after that... I almost married him... but that´s another story.

There is no way that I can explain this sort of attraction, it is indeed a mystery.


Ah, thats so lovely to hear, makes my day............hug
Oct 25, 2008 11:18 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
jbibiza
jbibizajbibizaCasinos, Valencia Spain94 Threads 4 Polls 4,914 Posts
gingerb: Maybe it is a difference in men and women kind of thing. So far the men on here don't seem to be "getting it" on the level we are trying to explain it. Though I have to admit you are doing a better job of it than me so far.

Maybe for me it really is visual......


or maybe they have never experienced it... I know that men can experience it because the man I referred to felt the same way I did.

I was the one who made the first move... he was quite involved with family and friends and not looking around so I hadn´t been able to catch his eye. I went up and asked him to dance... he said yes and when the dance ended I bolted for the ladies room. I knew how strongly I was attracted to him and couldn´t face the potentially akward moment when the dance ended... not knowing if he would just walk off, try to make polite conversation...

When I came out... I sat on the other side of the room with a pillar between us... about 15 minutes went by when I felt a hand on my shoulder and a voice saying... I thought I lost you... that was all it took.
Oct 25, 2008 11:22 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
gingerb
gingerbgingerbLetterkenny, Donegal Ireland7 Threads 1 Polls 4,139 Posts
gingerb: Maybe it is a difference in men and women kind of thing. So far the men on here don't seem to be "getting it" on the level we are trying to explain it. Though I have to admit you are doing a better job of it than me so far.

Maybe for me men it really is visual......
doh
Oct 25, 2008 11:24 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
jbibiza
jbibizajbibizaCasinos, Valencia Spain94 Threads 4 Polls 4,914 Posts
gingerb: Maybe for me men it really is visual......



rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing Have to admit... I was a bit confused, but now it´s clear. laugh laugh hug
Oct 25, 2008 11:30 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
gussi
gussigussiVilters-Wangs, St Gallen Switzerland12 Threads 2 Polls 4,032 Posts
phoenix: Lagonna all I have to say is if our lives ever cross paths..I'll buy the first pint...

Listen folks it's not rocket science..maybe the geezer who started the thread should leave Ireland more often..or...maybe he's a thicker mick than me..




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Oct 25, 2008 11:33 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
gingerb
gingerbgingerbLetterkenny, Donegal Ireland7 Threads 1 Polls 4,139 Posts
jbibiza: or maybe they have never experienced it... I know that men can experience it because the man I referred to felt the same way I did.

I was the one who made the first move... he was quite involved with family and friends and not looking around so I hadn´t been able to catch his eye. I went up and asked him to dance... he said yes and when the dance ended I bolted for the ladies room. I knew how strongly I was attracted to him and couldn´t face the potentially akward moment when the dance ended... not knowing if he would just walk off, try to make polite conversation...

When I came out... I sat on the other side of the room with a pillar between us... about 15 minutes went by when I felt a hand on my shoulder and a voice saying... I thought I lost you... that was all it took.


Last time I had attraction like that I was 18 and he was 46 and married, though I didn't know it when I first met him. In fact I only suspectd it after he was gone, and someone confirmed it months later.

I had done as you did and left someone I was having dinner with, to spend the evening with him. We danced, even though he had broken his ankle and was on crutches at the time. The world didn't exist. We dated for a few months and then he did the honourable thing and left, and I moved away.

When we were together, we were inseperable, he ran my baths, brushed my hair, filled his whole being with me and I dressed to please him, saw to his comfort, adored him, and nothing in the world existed for me outside of him.

Hardly a day goes by, yet, when I dont think of him and what might have been. It obviously wasn't to be. Life plays it's little jokes.

Strange thing is, I never cried for him or missed him because he didn't break my heart.

I think he took it with him instead for safekeeping........hug
Oct 25, 2008 11:36 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
ghost007
ghost007ghost007swieqi, Majjistral Malta52 Threads 4 Polls 885 Posts
Come on guys do you remember how simple it all was when we were 18/19 ...boy meets girl ...boy likes girl...girl likes boy......and the rest is history ..there wasnt all this angst.......one just got on with it angel innocent
Oct 25, 2008 11:40 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
phoenix
phoenixphoenixparis, Ile-de-France France81 Threads 4 Polls 3,669 Posts
ghost007: Come on guys do you remember how simple it all was when we were 18/19 ...boy meets girl ...boy likes girl...girl likes boy......and the rest is history ..there wasnt all this angst.......one just got on with it


I've been saying the same thing along...so has lagoona. It's not rocket science.
Oct 25, 2008 11:43 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
ghost007
ghost007ghost007swieqi, Majjistral Malta52 Threads 4 Polls 885 Posts
phoenix: I've been saying the same thing along...so has lagoona. It's not rocket science.



We actually agree on something doh doh ahhhgggg..........LOL tongue
Oct 25, 2008 11:44 AM CST The Mystery of Romantic Attraction
phoenix
phoenixphoenixparis, Ile-de-France France81 Threads 4 Polls 3,669 Posts
ghost007: We actually agree on something ahhhgggg..........LOL


Nah..You agree wiyh Lagoona and me..doesn't have the same ring now does it..tongue
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