Showing posts with label gay love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gay love. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Bring Me To Your Paradise Sam




Bring me to your paradise a feeling of within,


naked to your loving eyes


caressing me with sin


I long to feel your softest kiss


upon my dampened skin


Bring me to your paradise,


and let our bodies meet


the trickle of the rain outside


would shower us with heat,


I wish to be your fantasy


and make our love complete.
I love you with all my heart my Sam...
and will sin with you any time,
you are my life...and my heart
belongs to only you --
Love, Kisses and Hugs...your Rob 

Saturday, December 12, 2009

5 Things To Consider Before Saying "I Love You -- "

Maybe I am over-analytical, but there are many things to think about before you say "I love you," or hear your significant other say it to you for the first time. It has the power to move a relationship to another level, but it could also stall or break a relationship. Here are five things to consider when it comes to saying "I Love You": 1. Who Goes First? Princess Leia's downfall in the above quote is letting her emotions take over and saying it first. My biggest fear about saying "I Love You" is not having her say it back. It's sad, but even though you love someone, you might hold back from saying it first because you don't know if they'll say it back. 2. Do You Really Mean It? Whether it's concious or unconsious, saying "I Love You" might be a manipulation tactic. It can be used for power, to smooth over mistakes, and keep someone around. So, you do have to wonder if they mean it when they say it...or if you mean it when you say it. And when you break up someone can always throw: "you said you loved me" back in your face. I've told one girl I loved her, but I didn't mean it. I thought I meant it. "I Love You" can be manipulative, even if the perpetrator is not aware they are using it to manipulate. I did not feel right having sex with my first girlfriend (we were both virgins) unless we were "in love". That's a noble stand to take, but it led to unsavory behavior. Eventually, my desire to lose my virginity dictated my words. I told my girlfirend I loved her as a means to an end. I knew I had to say it so we could have sex. And several months later we had sex, and I never loved her-- hopefully at least I thought I loved her at the time. Was that gift I gave myself worth it? ARE YOU GUILTY? 5 WAYS YOU ARE SABOTAGING YOUR RELATIONSHIP 3. Spontaneous Or Planned? The best way to say "I Love You," is to let it grow inside you and spontaneously jump out. It should take you by storm, and it should create a memorable moment. But all too often, the weight of saying it for the first time forces you to think about it. You might end up planning when/how you'll say it. And if you end up planning it, you kick yourself because you originally planned for it to be spontaneous. Boy, that's confusing! In the quest for it to be "right" and memorable, the first "I love you" is drained of spontaneity. 4. Is It The Right Time? Sometimes it's best not to rock the boat. If you drop "I Love You" on your significant other while they are enjoying the pace of the relationship, it might be overwhelming. Some people like a casual relationship, or they like it to "feel" casual, and "I Love You" might be too much if it's said too soon. There's no going back once you use the "L" word. APPEAL TO HIS SENSES: 8 SEXY SCENTS THAT WILL DRIVE HIM WILD 5. Is It Better To Show It Than Say It? In English class, my teacher taught us: show me, don't tell me. In other words, actions speak louder than words. To me, it's more inspiring when a friends/relatives shows they love me, by standing up for me, supporting me, etc. I annoy my buddies when I do stupid things like run out of gas (I tend to do that more than the average person), but they are always there for me when I call them and need a ride. Just knowing someone is there for you, and cares about you is stronger than any three word phrase. I'm not saying you should avoid saying "I Love You," but it's stronger and more challenging to show it through your actions. Han Solo's line is actually reveals that he's well aware of Leia's love for him through her actions. What are your thoughts on saying "I Love You" for the first time? Do you agree with my thoughts above? Do you shy away from saying it for the first time? What effects has the phrase had on your relationship after it's been said? Have you ever been manipulated or used it to manipulate someone in a relationship?

Saturday, June 13, 2009

To My Man Sam --

You and me forever we will be, In each others arms for "all" eternity -- All fears put away, All tears gone astray. To be in your arms and nothing else can harm me today. When I am with you I am happy, Nothing seems to be in my way, I am with you and want it no other way. I love you so much, With all of my heart and I have right my love.. from the very start.