most romantic moment?

[lissie_pissie]

Tell me about the most romantic moment of your life. I don't care if you've never had a boyfriend or been on a date. By romantic, I mean something really beautiful/thoughtful someone has done for you or a really serene, gorgeous, one-in-a-million moment you've shared with someone else. Friends can be "romantic", situations can be "romantic", even

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[tendre_posion]

The girl i'm in love with is coming to Australia just to see me. And she constantly sends me text messages and emails with gorgeous little things in them that just make my day.

My friends, irl, are all very romantic, in the non-sexual way. They always do little things to make me smile, and they never fail to make me laugh. Every day for me is something romantic. Hugs, kisses and laughs are some of the romantic things I get to experience every day.

[not_as_we]

this boy that knows people at the bbc got me good luck messages for my exams from david tennant, john barrowman and eve myles. i was in mega flail mode for like hours :)

[leucocrystal]

...Is it sad that I can't think of anything right now?

[iwant_sprinkles]

I hate that I can't think of anything. I know there are LOADS of amazing things that people have done for me, but I can't think of anything isolated right now. I'll come back when I do.

Probably Top of the Rock with Sophie. I cannot for the life of me explain that moment. I just wanted to be IN that moment forever.

Yours is Costa Rica, right? Or that's one of them? ♥

[elliejgirl]

My most romantic moment:
It was toward the end of my semester in Rome, and they have a huge free concert for Worker's Day and my friend Tamara and two of the Italian guys we knew and I decided to go. It was raining, but we got to hear Bon Jovi, Simple Minds and Julian Lennon. Afterwards, we walked around Rome just talking and laughing in the rain. Just around dawn, we found a bakery that was just opening up and we had some fresh pasteries for breakfast. We got back to our dorms and said goodbye and slept for the next 16 hours, but it was totally worth it. :-)