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I’ve lost count how many times I’ve said this and I know I’ll say it many more times in the future.
I love me a good romance.
At heart, I’m a romantic and it’s wonderful to see two characters fall of one another. I’ve wondered for a while about why I find these stories so great. And I think it’s about vulnerability.
I love me a good romance.
At heart, I’m a romantic and it’s wonderful to see two characters fall of one another. I’ve wondered for a while about why I find these stories so great. And I think it’s about vulnerability.
A relationship is only as strong as the bonds connecting it. The closer you get to the core of a person’s being, the strong the bond. The better the romance, the closer someone is to the core of their partner.
But people tend to wall themselves off. Whether intentional or in their sub-conscious. There’s nothing wrong with this and we all do it. It’s to protect our more susceptible emotions. Which includes good things like happiness, joy, and fulfillment. Yet it’s the doors we don’t want open we try to protect the most. Sadness, despair, suffering. If those get hit the wrong way, it’s never good. It’s never fun.
Except, to build the strongest relationships, those doors need to open. This isn’t easy. It’s no wonder why people fight against it. And this is where the best romance stories come from.
