Love is a Wonderful Thing! Said Michael Bolton!
Actually, Michael is a very good friend of mine. And expressing those feelings, sometimes is a life challenge. So I thought I would help spread the Love…So to speak….. !
A person who is in love feels like he/she is in a magical world . Love embraces the spirit!
Read through our collection of inspirational Loving Romantic and affectionate … Words…. of love.
Here are some inspirational Words..Feelings….That I have put together to help you express those wonderful loving thoughts that are so difficult to express! Gather some inspiration and motivation from these and bestow…lovingly to your special one.
No matter what your goal, you can find those special words to help you express exactly how you feel. You can empower yourself to take your relationship to an entirely new level. Or, you can simply indulge in the beauty of love words.
With love and daily blessings……
Charlie Farricielli…………..
Once you start savoring beautiful love quotes, passion-filled poems, and romantic words of love, you might find yourself with new and exciting habits for a better and more satisfying love life.
“Say something romantic".
What can you say that is romantic? How do you define romantic?
If you are in need of inspiration as to what romance is or how to put it into words then read on………..
What is Romance ?
Romance is love plus desire.
Romance is the happiness of true lovers.
Romance is a loving, passionate and intimate relationship.
Romance is an ardent, exciting, and mysterious emotional bond.
Romance is a combination of caring and attraction in a mating relationship.
Romance is the feeling of being transformed by the love and desire of another.
Romance is the excitement of the chase, capture and eternal imprisonment of a heart.
Romance is the feeling of becoming more complete as you find missing puzzle pieces in another.
Romance is pleasurable, devoted intimacy that enables two people to become of one heart, one mind, and one body.
Romance is the feeling of having one’s most important relationship needs met by another person, and wanting to meet his or her needs in return.
Romance is a mixture of pleasant and exciting feelings, such as anticipation, adventure, amorousness and caring, that surrounds a growing intimate relationship between a man and a woman.
Many believe that romantic love is the same as passionate love [infatuation]. It isn’t. Romantic love has the intensity, engagement and sexual chemistry that passionate love has, minus the obsessive component. Passionate or obsessive love includes feelings of uncertainty and anxiety. This kind of love helps drive the shorter relationships but not the longer ones.—Bianca P. Acevedo, Researcher
Romance is being one
Romance reaches its greatest potential in marriage with the complete development of emotional, spiritual, and physical intimacy. Emotional intimacy is being of one heart—desiring to make each other happy, to be together, and to belong to each other. Spiritual intimacy is being of one mind—sharing the same values and basic life goals, and working together to attain them. Physical intimacy is being of one body—sharing the pleasures and comforts of intimate sensuous affection.
Complete romance in marriage is like a jet airplane. Emotional intimacy is like the wings that provides lift, allowing you to fly to great heights and distances, and without which your ride would be nothing but a painful bumping along the ground. Spiritual intimacy is like the tail with its various control surfaces that give stability and direction, enabling you to finally arrive where you really want to be. Physical intimacy is like the engine. It provides desire and motivation, making powered, thrilling flight possible.
In marriage all of the worthy yearnings of the human soul, all that is physical and emotional and spiritual, can be fulfilled.—Boyd Packer
When romance is alive, each lover is eager to please the other for no other reason than to make him or her happy. Snickering, sarcasm, bickering, pouting, competing, complaining, and blaming are gone. The woman is able to focus on her man’s happiness because she knows that he is watching out for her interests, so she doesn’t have to worry about them. The man similarly doesn’t feel like he has to compete for his interests because she is eagerly concerned with them. Such a goal is not unrealistic. Although no romance is perfect, many couples have come close enough to the ideal of "one heart" that they can go for months with no arguments, smiling cheerfully at each other each evening, and cherishing their time together. They have achieved this state of marital bliss because each partner began conscientiously striving to meet each of the relationship needs of the other. As relationship needs were met, mutual good will and appreciation began to replace resentment and self-concern, until each could trust the good faith of the other sufficiently to pull together as one instead of competing. Your feelings of caring for a person, and his or her feelings of attraction for you, increase as you make efforts to meet his or her relationship needs. This is the formula for marital bliss. As Leo Tolstoy said, “Happy families are all alike. All unhappy families are unhappy in their own way.”
Love is an action verb. A happy marriage is built and sustained by daily acts of love and respect that will produce feelings of tender affection in the giver as well as the receiver, and provide a garden in which the romantic potential of each spouse may develop.
The happiness of married life depends upon making small sacrifices with readiness and cheerfulness.—John Selden
True love does not come by finding the perfect person, but by learning to see an imperfect person perfectly.—Jason Jordan
The greatest factor in a happy marriage is an anxious concern for the comfort and well-being of one’s companion.—Gordon Hinckley
…of one mind
Risk and sacrifice are inherent in romance. This is because you can only have romance to the extent that you are willing to sacrifice your individuality for the sake of unity with your mate. Your emotions and decisions are no longer all your own, but are intertwined with those of your lover. Because it requires unity, romance dies when it meets up with stubborn independence or selfishness. In order for romance to blossom fully in marriage, husband and wife must forge new values, priorities and goals together. This is possible only as they come to understand and trust each other, and learn together what is really important in life. True romance requires an unwavering commitment to marriage, demonstrated daily by putting the good of the marriage above other pursuits.
Romance is not double-minded. It requires choosing reality over fantasy, and forsaking all others in lifelong commitment to your chosen mate. Romantic flirtations or fantasies involving anyone else can erode trust and desire in marriage, making intimacy and unity more difficult. If extramarital flirtations or fantasies have weakened a romance, both partners must exercise faith, hope, and charity to rebuild the trust and desire that were lost. This rebuilding occurs by the meeting of each other’s basic relationship needs. Seeing those needs met by their mates enables husbands and wives to regain trust and to have the assurance they need to give themselves completely to the marriage, and to make his future and her futuretheir future together.
…of one body
Within marriage, romance can reach its greatest potential with the sharing of sexual intimacy.
Properly enjoyed in marriage, sexual intimacy is a glue that can bind two hearts together, and make romance timeless and complete. Sexual intimacy is God’s wedding gift to married couples. Its purpose is not only procreation, but also celebration, recreation, and unification. It makes forgiveness, patience, acceptance, and forbearance easier. Used as intended—for mutual enjoyment in marriage—it is innocent and beautiful. It can be an expression of love, desire, appreciation, and tenderness. It allows a couple to leave their troubles behind for a while and find refreshment, redemption, and mutual recommitment. The sexual relationship in marriage is powerful, but fragile. It may be easily damaged or destroyed by extramarital flirtations or adulterous fantasies, by inconsiderate or unkind acts, by neglect, or by ignorance of mental and emotional differences between men and women as they relate to sex.
Physical intimacy is a strong force in strengthening the love bond in marriage, enhancing and reinforcing marital unity.—Homer Ellsworth
Most people probably have their own ideas about romance and romantic words and gestures.
Can the word romance mean different things to different people?
Most likely yes, it is probably best for a couple to evolve together what they consider to be romantic gestures and words. Favorite romantic words for some might sound like clichés to others.
This quote summarizes romantic love well:
"Romantic love reaches out in little ways, showing attention and admiration. Romantic love remembers what pleases a woman, what excites her, and what surprises her. Its actions whisper: you are the most special person in my life. " quote by Charles Stanley from ( A Man’s Touch)
Courtship could be considered an out of date idea in the modern world, but it played an important role in the past and we could learn something about how to be romantic from the concept of courtship.
Courtship was a way that a gentleman would set about winning a ladies heart. This is often featured in fairy tales but it was and can be present in real life to.
To court a lady a gentleman, paid her special attention, this could be in the from of gifts such as flowers, jewelry, personal gifts such as tokens of love. giving a love spoon he had carved especially for her.
For anyone struggling with the concept –
The essence of romance is about how you feel about a person and letting them know why they are special to you. It is creating a special atmosphere/mood with words,events or gestures.
You can be romantic without being in love and you can be in love without being romantic; but the two things usually go together.
Most of the words to do with romance are to do with being in love or feeling something special for someone.
Love is an act of endless forgiveness
A tender look which becomes a habit.
by Peter Ustinov
When someone says – "Say something romantic."
"Ask yourself what are they asking for?"
Do they want reassurance -that you love them, that you find them attractive, are they seeking a sign of commitment, or are they wanting to make a date a special occasion that will lift it into being a memorable occasion.
If you just want a list of romantic words and sayings then skip down the page you will find them further down.
Ask yourself, what is that special person asking you for?
You probably know if you think about it.
The answer will depend on the couple, but romance is about making the other person feel special and telling them why you think they are special to you.
What can you do if you find the idea of saying romantic words difficult ? Try to say something you are comfortable with, eventually with practice saying something romantic about the way you feel, how and why you like this person will become second nature.
It is probably helpful to read romantic quotes, letters or statements made by people who have done a good job of declaring their feelings in a romantic way.
No surprise that the ones we have on record are mostly from famous people.
Romance has not been deliberately swept aside in relationships but in the modern world it is often difficult to remember to find the time to write a letter or even a message in a card to tell someone how much they mean to you.
What can you say that is romantic?
Here is a list of ideas to help inspire you to say something romantic.
Always try be honest and do not use romantic words just for the sake of saying them.
Ideas to say something romantic –
What it is that makes you like this person so much?
Or why it is that you love them.
It really is not that difficult think about what makes them special to you.
If you could not see them for a month what would you miss about them – romantic things- you would miss about them.
Remember – It may not be obvious at first but when you love someone – things other people might see as negative can be seen as part of their personality and as such an endearing feature.
Romantic Words – Romantic Quotes.
‘Soul meets soul on lover’s lips. ‘ by Percy Bysshe Shelly
Words that can be romantic …
Remember you still need to use these words in the right way and do not use them if you do not mean them. mean what you say and say what you mean is a good guide to picking the right words to use.
Love.
Darling. Dearest. Sweetheart. Angel. Amazing.Beautiful. Beguiling. Cherished.
Caring. Charming. Charismatic. Cute. Divine. Delightful. Desirable. Exquisite. Enchanting. Enticing. Lovely. Special. Sweet.Treasure.
Romantic Words – to say
I am so lucky to have met you.
I never knew how sweet life could be until I saw you smile.
If all the women in the world where stood in one long line. I would search until I found you and ask you to be mine.
Will you still love me tomorrow? Please say you will.
This must be love, I think of you and the world is a better place.
For me the definition of happiness is to walk into a room and find you there.
The simplest is still the best = I love you and I always will. Or even simpler – I love you.
Saying something romantic in writing.
No surprise that the ones we have on record are mostly from famous people. Yet often stored away in a box in many houses is a bundle of letters tied up with a bow, a reminder of the days when lovers exchanged letters in the post when they were apart. In the days before mobile phones or even household telephones, the only way to communicate with someone you loved when they were away was to write a letter and post it to them. In the days of instant communication it is difficult to imagine the pleasure of receiving a letter like this way, or the anticipation of listening for a letter to arrive delivered to your doormat by the postman. This letter writing may have made saying something romantic easier, after the practice of writing something romantic.
Romantic quotes…
‘ I love thee to the depth and breadth and height my soul can reach. ‘ quote – Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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‘He felt now that he was not simply close to her, but that he did not know where he ended and she began.’ quote – Leo Tolstoy
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‘A kiss, and all was said.’ quote – Victor Hugo
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If I had a single flower for every time I think about you, I could walk forever in my garden. -Claudia Ghandi
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Love is never having to say you are sorry. quote from Love Story.
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‘The simple lack of her is more to me than others’ presence.’ – Edward Thomas
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‘My heart to you is given:
Oh, do give yours to me;
We’ll lock them up together,
And throw away the key.’ – by Frederick Saunders
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‘Many are the stars I see, but in my eye no star like thee.’ an old English saying used on poesy rings
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I love you – those three words have my life in them.
by Alexandrea to Nicholas III
What lies behind us, and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.
by Ralph Waldo Emerson
When you love someone, all your saved-up wishes start coming out.
- quote Elizabeth Bowen
The greatest thing you’ll ever learn
Is to love and be loved in return. – From "Unforgettable with Love" by Natalie Cole
Saying I love you for the first time…
Saying "I love you." or even writing it is always going to be more difficult the first time when you may be unsure of the other person’s response.
If you are unsure about saying "I love you" then it might be best to wait just a little longer until you can say those three words with confidence, and try to read the signs that the other person is giving you to judge what their response will be.
However if you are ‘head- over heels’ and crazy about someone then waiting to say it might not happen – you might just say it one day when you least expect to.
Romantic Words
A
Angelic,adorable, archangelic, celestial, devout, divine, godly, holy, otherworldly, rapturous, virtuous, beauteous, bewitching, dazzling, splendid
Adoring: be crazy about, be smitten with, be stuck on, be wild about, cherish, fall for, glorify, esteem, eulogize, wonder at
Attractive: alluring, beautiful, beckoning, charming, engaging, gorgeous, inviting, seductive, stunning, provocative, teasing, tempting
Affectionate: all over, attached, crazy over, devoted, dear, lovey-dovey, sympathetic, tender, warm, warmhearted
Admirable: attractive, cool, deserving, exquisite, excellent, super, praiseworthy, wonderful, out of sight, alluring, angelic, delicate, delightful, divine, marvelous
Amorous: aphrodisiac, enamored, impassioned, lovesick, lustful, passionate, romantic, sexy, desirous, affectionate, rapturous, sentimental, wooing
Amazing: astonishing, awesome, fascinating, incredible, stunning, surprising, unbelievable, wonderful
Ablaze: afire, aflame, aroused, enthusiastic, fervent, heated, impassioned, raging, stimulated, flaring, ignited
B
Beautiful: admirable, alluring, angelic, charming, classy, divine, exquisite, magnificent, radiant, superb, wonderful, adorable, luring, mesmeric, seductive, tantalizing, winsome, pretty
Blissful: beatific, delighted, dreamy, heavenly, joyful, floating, flying, in seventh heaven, in ecstasy, happy, content, lucky, joyous
Bright: shining, ablaze, aglow, illuminated, glaring, gleaming, shimmering, silvery, sunny, vivid, sparkling, cloudless, favorable, lucid, hopeful, promising
Breathtaking: beautiful, awesome, impressive, magnificent, extraordinary, stupefying, miraculous, spectacular, amazing, mind blowing, shocking, startling, wondrous
C
Charming: captivating, alluring, appealing, bewitching, cute, delicate, irresistible, glamorous, lovable, pleasing, seducing, sweet
Cute: adorable, beautiful, charming, pretty, delightful, pleasant
Charismatic: appealing, hypnotic, magnetic, mesmerizing, alluring
Compassionate: benevolent, human, kind, softhearted, war, understanding, tender, tenderhearted, merciful, responsive
Cherished: adore, appreciate, apprize, worship, venerate, value, hug, love, idolize, hold in high esteem, enshrine
Compelling: irresistible, coercive, fascinating, imperative, enforce, urge
D
Darling: sweetheart, angel, baby, beloved, dear, lover, precious, sweetie
Dreamy: fantastic, idealistic, phantasmagoric, musing, imaginary, marvelous
Desirable: attractive, adorable, fascinating, sexy, grateful, worthwhile, expedient
Delightful: cheery, captivating, beautiful, darling, engaging, enjoyable
Devoted: adherent, affectionate, dedicated, faithful, loving, committed
Dramatic: breathtaking, emotional, expressive, tragic, vivid, thrilling, impressive, melodramatic
Delicious: adorable, delightful, cute, pleasant, charming, dreamy, fetching, tempting, mellow
Divine: almighty, excellent, godly, omnipotent, splendid, unearthly, wonderful, superhuman, spiritual, holy
Desire: appeal, hope, wish, want, craving, devotion, frenzy, lust, love, urge, liking
E
Elegant: classic, cultivated, delicate, graceful, majestic
Enthusiastic: excited, passionate, wholehearted, vigorous, fascinated, warm, devoted
Expressive: alive, demonstrative, dramatic, sympathetic, spirited, significant, tender
Enjoyable: amusing, delightful, pleasant, likeable, agreeable
Euphoric: blissful, happy, crazy, heavenly, in the twilight zone
F
Fine: excellent, admirable, magnificent, lovely, superior, splendid
Faithful: affectionate, genuine, straight, trustworthy, unwavering, upright, devoted, firm
Flaming: ablaze, afire, aflame, brilliant, flaring, impassioned, vivid
Fortunate: bright, charmed, felicitous, flourishing, happy, prosperous, sunny side, lucky, rosy
Flowery: fancy, aureate, embellished, florid,
Forgiving: let bygones be bygones, let pass, accept, acquit
G
Gorgeous: attractive, bright, dream, enjoyable, sublime, stunning, superb
Glamorous: captivating, charismatic, elegant, enchanting, prestigious, seductive, magnetic, looking like a million, glossy, glittering
Gentle: agreeable, compassionate, humane, kindly, pleasant, sweet tempered, temperate, warmhearted, light, sensitive
Gracious: accommodating, affable, friendly, courteous, chivalrous, compassionate, well-mannered, merciful, loving, mild, suave, courtly
Graceful: aesthetic, beautiful, exquisite, fair, pleasing, pretty, refined, lovely, charming
H
Happy: blessed, cheerful, blissful, content, overjoyed, peaceful, sunny, thrilled, upbeat, exultant, intoxicated
Heartfelt: bona fide, cordial, hearty, warm, honest, sincere, true, heart-to-heart
Handsome: admirable, athletic, august, beautiful, elegant, fair, well-dressed, stylish, impressive, graceful
Honest: authentic, genuine, open, plain, overt, trustworthy
Heavenly: alluring, ambrosial, angelic, divine, luscious, seraphic, supernatural, wonderful Romantic Words
I
Interesting: affecting, captivating, charismatic, delightful, stirring, unusual, unique, entrancing, striking
Impressive: deep, cool, exciting, profound, rousing, sumptuous, trilling, impassioned, monumental
Idyllic: Arcadian, perfect, heavenly, ideal, idealized, picturesque, peaceful, romantic
J
Joyful: happy, blithesome, cheerful, cheery, delighted, merry, rapturous, glad
K
Kiss: butterfly, caress, embrace, smooch
L
Love: adoration, affection, passion, piety, like, lust, attachment, cherishing, infatuation, emotion, devotion
Lovely: beautiful, charming, gorgeous, graceful, stunning, sweet, delicate, delicious, attractive
Lust: hunger, desire, excitement, sensuality, greed, longing
Luxurious: bliss, comfort, delight, extravagance, richness, enjoyment
M
Memory: awareness, mind, recognition, fantasy, image, memoir
Motivating: arouse, excite, fire, provoke, suggest, trigger, lead
Madly: wildly, fiercely, quickly, passionately, rapidly, violently, speedily
Mysterious: astrological, curious, magical, transcendental, spiritual, incomprehensible, unfathomable
N
Nice: approved, attractive, favorable, friendly, pleasant, winning, lovely, inviting, kind, charming, courteous, gentle, kind
Naughty: annoying, disobedient, evil, sinful, rough, tough, worthless, willful, unmanageable
O
Orgasm: frenzy, peak, culmination, highlight, summit, pinnacle, pitch
Overjoy: amuse, attract, divert, gladden, glory
P
Passionate: amorous, sexy, desirous, erotic, hot, romantic, steamy, lustful, ardent, keen
Powerful: almighty, capable, forceful, dynamic, impressive, paramount, vigorous, potent
R
Remarkable: exceptional, irresistible, tempting, alluring, uncommon, unique, unordinary, surprising
Remembered: commemorated, evoked, memorized, recalled, memorialized, retained,
Romantic: sentimental, idealistic, adventurous, amorous, charming, chivalrous, mysterious, poetic, visionary, tear jerking, starry eyed, passionate, loving, fantastic, wild, enchanting
Relaxing: calm, cool off, ease off, repose, settle back, tranquilize, unbend
S
Sweet: sugary, delicious, luscious, like candy
Sexy: arousing, cuddly, sensual, suggestive, sensuous, mature, kissable, flirtatious, seductive, provoking, risqué, spicy
T
Tempting: attractive, charming, divine, enticing, heavenly, magnetic, yummy, seductive, tantalizing
Thrilling: blood-tingling, breathtaking, enchanting, exquisite, fabulous, magnificent, miraculous, rousing, sensational, wild, trembling
Tender: delicate, feeble, weak, breakable, childish, sensitive, youthful
Truly: frankly, honestly, truthfully, veraciously, openly, overtly
Treasure: adore, appreciate, cherish, idolize, love, worship
U – Romantic Words
Unusual: abnormal, amazing, atypical, awesome, distinguished, exceptional, extraordinary, incredible, far-out, memorable, noteworthy, phenomenal, queer, remarkable, significant, unparalleled
Unique: exclusive, individual, lone, one, sui generis, uncommon, best, exceptional, rare, special, outstanding, unmatched, utmost
Understanding: compassionate, considerate, empathetic, forgiving, generous, kind, sympathetic
V
Vital: cardinal, crucial, indispensable, life or death, prerequisite, significant, urgent, animated, dynamic, energetic, vibrant, vigorous, vivacious
W
Warm: balmy, heated, hot, lukewarm, summery, temperate, warmish, affectionate, compassionate, heartfelt, warmhearted
Wild: barbarian, escaped, ferocious, fierce, overgrown, overrun, rude, savage, vicious, berserk, chaotic, crazy, foolish, irrational, mad, rough, violent, storming
Whisper: hum, hushed tone, secret message, sigh, susurration
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