Yep.
My ex he is handsome. And was a cuddly cuddle. And was cute.
Interestingly, I didn’t enjoy the kissing that much tho…
But the sleeping together… Was kind of intense. I mean the tactile, holding each other in bed, stroking, holding hands, embracing. That was kind of deep.
Yea I never really experienced it either.
I think it might still happen.
Not in the Hollywood style way tho…
Im holding out for it. Not necessarily cinematic but I’d like to truly be in love once before I die. I’m hopeful though. I think if I was better off mentally it wouldn’t be so hard to find.
I think so. The second I saw my hubby, I just knew he was it for me. We got to know each other at work, then I asked him out. He said yes, and I remember thinking on our first date, “I’m going to marry this man.” And I did. Maybe it’s not as perfect as the movies, but it has been as perfect as real life can be. We don’t really fight ever, and he’s always gentle and kind with me. He’s been amazingly understanding through physical and mental issues, and I would do anything for that man. 22 years married.
God no. Nobody has ever wanted to date me. This is like reading an alien’s journal to me.
I think my whole life was rather cinematic. I did publish a book on my life after all and it got excellent reviews, albeit poor sales.
I don’t think real life is like a movie. I was hearing about my husband‘s character before we met, and I wondered if he might be the one. People say, “really?“
We did get along really well. We’ve been married for 21 years. I’m very thankful that he has been steadfast and loyal. I have been that way with him too.
The part that would be cinematic, if anything, is that we have true and lasting love.
Most people’s lives aren’t cinematic. Mine, however, was. @HollyHobby
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