A guy that can make me laugh in no matter what mood I’m in. Someone that I can joke around with knowing they wont get mad. Someone I can be comfortable with, and not have things awkward. If you can keep me laughing, then you can most definitely keep me on my toes.
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- yung hahalikan ako sa noo at ipapaalala niya sa akin na poprotektahan niya ako palagi.
- yung taong mahilig akong pakiligin.
- yung yayakapin nalang ako bigla.
- yung taong ipagluluto ako kahit na simpleng luto lang.
- isang text lang niya na “Goodmorning” at “Goodnight”, buo na agad ang araw ko.
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i miss the old disney movies. the rare occasions i see the old movies on reminds me that my childhood has passed and has been replaced…
Dear future boyfriend.
I want you to know that I don’t need you to kiss me every minute like how some couples are. I`’ll love it when you make me laugh, even if it`s something completely stupid, a cheesy pick up line, a silly face, anything, I`ll love it. I would love to hold your hands and ride at your back. I know I act childish sometimes. But this is just me. I can`t wait to see you soon.
Love,Me.
I like the thought of me waking up beside you. You, as well, will be ready to kiss me good morning. It may be early in the morning but we’ll cuddle with each other. I want to have you beside me when I sleep, when I wake up, when I eat, when I do everything. I know it’ll happen after we get married.
Cool Off is another way of saying that “I need a break, I still love you but I don’t want you anymore.”
Seems confusing, right? It is true that you can still love the person even if you don’t want to be with them anymore. Cool off is another way of slowly ending a relationship. Let’s be true…
I believe in old-fashioned relationships.
I believe that guys should take the initiative move and ask the girl out. I also believe in commitment and gender roles in the relationship; the men providing lead and protection while the women follow. Yeah I know generations have passed and things have changed since then and many would think that this idea is sexist. But in my interpretation, women and men have endless differences and no matter how much of a feminist you are, you must recognize that men and women are built differently. Ironically though, that’s the beauty of love; having two contrasting objects fit together in a warm and appeased harmony. I believe in moving slowly (there’s no need rush) and building a foundation with the one you want to be with. I don’t like how in today’s relationship, people are dating as soon as someone says they like you. What happened to the get-to-know-each-other process? Don’t be with someone just because it seems right at the moment but be with them because you truly believe that it would work out in the long run. I like long relationships and I do not believe in hook-ups. I don’t know how many people would agree with me but this is the way I think.