Now that the summer is over (along with your urges of being single), the cold and harsh weather from winter awaits. Instead of flaunting those body parts off in bikinis and shorts while searching for possible dates; you'll soon want to conserve them in winter coats and scarfs with a sudden urge to "settle down."
That's right, it's time to go from the all you can eat buffets to more of the single wine and dine scene if you know what I mean. For those who don't, allow me to elaborate with Christmas coming up, New-years behind it and St. Valentines day around the corner wouldn't it be nice to have a steady partner to celebrate them with?
Imagine having someone to exchange gifts with or someone to grab on to when you fall on the ice from ice skating or even that special person to kiss under the mistletoe. How about someone to count down the old year (on New Years Eve) and bring in the new year with? Or even someone to have a romantic night with on Valentines day.
Where I'm getting at here is it may be time to settle down and seal the deal with that certain someone you've either had your eye on or have been casually dating. Tis the season to be jolly and love or be loved. Say hello to a passionate fall and winter and goodbye to lustful spring and summer. And remember Seal the deal!!!
Love a beast young adults try to game, mid age try to tame, and senior citizens continue to maintain. Can it be something so simple to say it existed before a relationship even started? Some believe so, others do not and believed that love is earned and that it may take more time than just a glance or two followed by a brief introduction. Allow me to donate my two cents on this topic. First I'll start by boldly stating that I do believe love does happen at first sight to a certain degree, I often hear others say that it's impossible to have love at first sight and that it's not about looks. They're liars, think about this how the hell can you know a person, without even meeting them, so love at first sight has nothing to do with wether you know a person or not. I believe love at first sight consist of two things one being attraction and the other being wonderment on some degree. Take a moment to think about your lover if you have one or your past lover. Think back to when you first met that person the excitement you felt upon the initial introduction (wether you were the approacher or the approached). Your body and mind may or may not have gave into looks and charm (early stages of love chemistry), but more than likely you did and that initial attraction my tadpole is what I like to call love at first sight.
