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writes:Dear All,I only joined this forum a few days ago so please excuse me if the question I am about to send in has been asked before. Basically, I have heard about romantic love and I have also heard people talking about being 'romantically fond' of a particular person. What does the term 'romantically fond' when referring to emotional feelings actually mean. Is this just a different way of feeling the emotion that people call love, or is it simply a sign of having an adult crush?I am a single man, aged fifty-five, and I have these 'romantically fond' feelings for a particular lady, and during the last few weeks have started to feel slightly "smitten" with her. Is this the beginning of love?Thanks.
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reader, anonymous, writes (3 August 2009): that they like someone??
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reader, pinktopaz  +, writes (3 August 2009):
My impressions of "romantically fond" is that you like a person more than just as a one-time deal. You like them enough to be more than friends and would consider having a relationship with them. I don't know about the begninning of love, everyone has their own definition and feeling of love, that would be for you to decide.
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