Simplicity Itself: On the Subjects of Love and Romance

[Coleton Bryce Ritmanich]

Ah, to be young again! Seriously, where did the time go? To be honest, most of the time I had spent was spent on video games and that did not get me anywhere. But I digress, I am writing this now to explain, to the best of my abilities, how the time you spend with someone and your experiences with said person affects how love works.

Rule No. 1: Take your time.

What is a couple? In my opinion, a couple is a pair of people in a relationship. Relationship being the key word. And of course, a lasting relationship takes time to build. If they are interested or not, just build a friendship first. Once they get to know you, you can focus on spending more time together, platonically or otherwise. The more time spent with someone the more they get to know you. The more they get to know you, the more they can consider whether or not to become more than just friends.

Rule No. 2: Be yourself.

If someone isn't interested in who you truly are, they're more than likely not going to be interested in who you pretend to be. Enough said.

Rule No. 3: Be honest.

Be honest with them, and yourself. If not, you could end up finding out the difficult truth that they are not the one for you or vice versa. That is all.

Hope it helps.

 

[Tom]

Speaking of simplicity, one of the surest ways I have found to determine if someone is interested in you is to toss things at them. If they toss them back at you they probably like you. I don't mean anything dangerous like an axe or brick, though I did use a brick once and that was a bad idea. I mean things like pebbles, malted milk balls, vegetables, etc. My first real date was with the girl who threw rocks back at me and I married the girl who lobbed the orange back.

 

[Coleton Bryce Ritmanich]

Speaking of simplicity, one of the surest ways I have found to determine if someone is interested in you is to toss things at them. If they toss them back at you they probably like you. I don't mean anything dangerous like an axe or brick, though I did use a brick once and that was a bad idea. I mean things like pebbles, malted milk balls, vegetables, etc. My first real date was with the girl who threw rocks back at me and I married the girl who lobbed the orange back.

Ah, wiser words have only been spoken by those better than me. Still, I cannot fault your advice, especially for lacking humor.

 

[Tom]

Ah, to be young again! Seriously, where did the time go?...

Ah yes, the carefree existance of youth!

 

[SusanLR]

Continue to be carefree.
Who says you have to change?

Sometimes life does, unfortunately.

 

[Gracey]

practise self love

 

[Gracey]

trust is important when being your best self.

 

[Au Naturel]

practise self love

And keep the door to your room locked.

 

[SusanLR]

And I'm dancing with myself
Oh oh, Dancing with a-myself,
Well, there's nothing to lose
And there's nothing to prove,
Dancing a-with myself...

 

[Au Naturel]

She bop, he bop, we bop
I bop, you bop, they bop


Be bop, be bop, a lu she bop