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Blogs > boodog50 > nuances of romance

Shout out  

boodog50 62M
219 posts
10/12/2020 5:34 pm
Shout out

Here is a big shout out the people that created the internet[ no it was not Al Gore, but somebody give him a little love...he needs it]... for this technology has enhanced the nuances of romance. It has always been hard for people articulate their romantic feelings and this hidden veil that the internet provides allows people expound and explore some of the deepest reaches of their romantic soul. People tell true feeling and desires that have not and will not be told to another human being face to face. The release of these feeling and desires is very good for ones mental and physiological well being, plus makes damn good reading. I relate this to the early civilizations... when they had no clue to their sexuality and were trying everything from sacrificing virgins to<b> blood </font></b>letting of penises. So thank you internet geeks for starting a new sexual Inquisition and Renaissance.

SweetMysterie 52F
3641 posts
10/13/2020 4:43 am

 It can certainly be a healthy outlet for those who are shy, introverted, or otherwise have a difficult time (or lack of opportunity) to express thoughts and feelings about romance. While there is a flip side to that coin, it also being an easier way for people to hide or deceive, I do prefer to see the positive and enjoy reading thoughts of those who are able to gracefully articulate their sensual or romantic feelings.


“As with the butterfly, adversity is necessary to build character in people.” ~ JB Wirthlin



boodog50 62M
309 posts
10/13/2020 5:40 am

 I have a tendency to view from the positive side but you are absolutely correct in stating there is a herd of cowards out there that think they can say mean and incorrect statements about feelings, people and events just because they do not have to look you in the eye and can remain anonymous. The strong and smart just ignore and marvel at the nuances that are all around us.


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