Saturday, June 21st, 2025
I know that not everyone has been involved with someone who was good with romantic gestures—gifting flowers outside an obligatory holiday or special events (birthday/anniversary/Valentine’s Day), strolls along a beach, whatever. Plus, not everyone would define a romantic gesture in the same way. A man making dinner before a woman arrives home from work or cleaning house when he’s not asked to would rate pretty high with me! My daughter would likely say building a chicken coop to support her dream of raising chickens definitely counts. LOL
For a chance to win a $5 Amazon gift card, tell me about what you would consider a romantic gesture and/or share one you’ve experienced in your life.
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My husband is not at all romantic but he surprised me this year with a beautiful ring for our 48 th anniversary.
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What is this ‘romantic gesture’ of which you speak? Is that what I am seeking when I read all these romance books? At this point in my life, I thing simply being “seen” might qualify. Thank you for the puzzle. I did enjoy that.
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At this point just being listened to is romantic to me. Maybe surprise me with a bath that’s ready to get into or a text just to say hello for no other reason than something reminded him of me at that moment.
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Just having him here with me. Since 2 years ago I wasn’t sure he’d even be with us. Fortunately good doctors and medication have given us more time. I’ve never been one that cared about romantic gestures for me is just knowing he loves me and knows who I am.
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Still waiting for one of those romantic gestures. At this point in time, I consider anything where thought was put into an event or item that was used for sometime or something out of the ordinary. Generally it should be a welcome surprise that the recipient wants and not the giver.
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I would love a romantic gesture… something special and personal…