#romantic at heart

[sexually-sweet]

Hiiiii to all my new followers 🥰

Ya girl is a little overwhelmed by the love but I love it so….don’t stop, please 🥺

Mark my skin like this?

[not-really-a-writer]

Waking up to his sleeping handsome face 6 inches away because you fell asleep facing each other, cuddling with your intertwined arms and legs 🥰

[sunnysea777]

PLS HOLD MY HAND

[bebx]

[licksofvenus]

[evgar]

oomf requested this on twitter and i delivered

[soul-from-another-era]

[dont-read-this-im-dead]

That moment when a character is talking to someone they think they have a crush on, only to have their REAL crush mentioned, and they just stop talking, and their eyes kind of go wide and their chin drops and their lip quivers as they realize--just *realize*--that the person they've been in love with all this time has been right by their side since the beginning.

[not-really-a-writer]

everybody talks about how the pandemic tore couples apart, buuuut do you think that the pandemic also brought people wayyyyy closer + wayyyy faster than normal??? I happen to know a few couples who had only just started dating and then got suuuuper close suuuper fast during the pandemic (and most are still together, coincidentally) and I just thought it was interesting.

Like, under normal circumstances you wouldn't contemplate moving in with someone you'd been dating for 4 months, but during the pandemic... heyyyy anything goes!

Like, under no typical conditions would you normally have this convo 3-4 months into a new relationship: "Wanna get out of the city and move in with my parents in rural America" <one moment of thoughtful reflectance>..."Yeah!"

I'm not making fun of it or anything, just think it's interesting because maybe our concept of 'normal relationship timelines' is screwed. Like, maybe this is a huge discovery in the post-COVID world. If these couples ended up surviving whilst others melted apart during the pandemic, maybe length of relationship isn't such a big pre-requisite when it comes to making major relationship moves and following traditional timelines doesn't factor much in determining the long-term success of a relationship.

Maybe we don't have to look so hard or so long before we leap.

[ruporas]

need to exist in your warmth (id in alt)

[academia-lucifer]

@academia-lucifer 🎞

[metamorphesque]

"I love you", Husik Ara (translated by Tathev Simonyan)

[letsbelonelytogetherr]

– Juansen Dizon

[grimfantas]

it's fine, we're only just tools

[tithonusramble]

It’s hard to separate feelings. I think I fall in love with everyone a little bit. So it’s hard to see them go.

Humans are such detailed creatures. We love, hate, cry, scream, and we live like this. We have likes and desires and complex emotions that are difficult to understand. So when theres a connection there, when two people click together, it feels different.

Two souls that are speaking with each other in a way that only they understand. A language of their own. When a connection comes along like that, I like to imagine what the rest of their life will be…and if I’m there with them.

[deadshadowcreature]

I’m still mourning for what we could’ve had: Nori being a goth mom and Khan being a cool dad