I have done many romantic things for women: teddy bears, valentine's stuff, christmas gifts, remembering birthdays, etc.

What about you?

Ixz seems to remind me of chef.
I can see him up there now, wooing wimmenz with his words on the power of Chocolate Salty Balls.

^rofl

iunno... never really like "romantic" much. I bought lone a cake a few times. (god knows the kid doesn't eat enough eh)

Not sure if I've every done anything romantic. I'm sure I've done a "hey, do you want to go to such-and-such a place" one or two times, but it's been far too long since we've seen each other, and I can't remember much from back then. Heck, not even sure if we were close enough to be considered more than just friends.

I did something like that in the past but I don't remember the much about it. Oh well I guess you can say for a birthday I suprised her with some gifts and stuff. Not expensive just good enough to touch her heart.

Romance isn't my thing.

Romantics.
Hmm, I used to be a pretty romantic guy.
I've never had the money to lavish someone in continual gifts, though I try to ensure that what I do do is sizeable enough to count.
Two notable rocks, as I recall.
An Australian White Opal in an 18 karrat gold heart, and a valentine ruby encrused in 18 karrat and diamonds.
A few years back I actually stole a diamond from wal-mart when my significant other of the time's birthday came around and I didn't have any money, but wasn't going to miss it since we'd already picked it out. It wasn't one of the fancy, fancy ones in the alarm protected cases (of course), just a 30 dollar diamond that I gave her with some roses with a special dinner and things of the like.

Apart from that I don't know, I give great foot massages and I garden (yes, garden), so I've always got flowers and a way to help a woman unwind.
Being young, in love, and a romantic is nice, I suppose.
Takes some money, that it does, and it's also nice in many ways to just be a romantic these days.

im not romantic. im just a smart kool guy.

Well from a married mans standpoint, the idea of romancing never actually dies. When it dies, so does your relationship... Fresh flowers for no readilly apparent reason is a good way to surprise her and say I love you without uttering a single breath. Giving your significant other the night off is another good way to show your love... pampering... always a good thing. This even works from a womans standpoint too. Guys love to be pampered after a hard days work. I know I appreciate it, but don't expect the world in return for one day off. <grin>

Come to arkansas or tennessee and you'll see a new meaning of romance. No finance no romance. But that depends on the person.

Hm.

I draw pictures(she really loves it though), and uh. Well, I go to the movies and to dinner sometimes. Basic stuff!:)

I'm just an old-fashioned girl, with an old-fashioned mind
I'm not sophisticated, I'm the sweet and simple kind .... yeah I'll stop singing now.

to bad there wasnt as many guys out there like u...XD

yea. im not into buying abuncha stuff for a person...unless it was memorable and nice like that i wanted even!


otherwise i be like. "hey i made this for u!" *gives them a shittly drawn card*

I don't have to be romantic. I'm me. I win out all the time. >.>

I... wait, no I don't.

When I asked my now ex-fiance to marry me, I went out of state to get a ring while she was visiting her mom. Then I waited for her birthday. While she was out I lit 50 candles in her room. I set up a table and (thanks to my grandmother) got some pretty fancy tableware (tablecloth, wine glasses, ect). I cooked her favorite meal along with some welches sparkling grape juice (we don't drink) in an iced bucket. After we ate I played "our song" and while we were dancing I told her I had her present in my pocket and asked her if she would like it after the song was finished. So as the song was winding down, I took a knee and asked her to marry me. Took her long enough to say yes....

But she ended up breaking it off a few months later... I've only had one GF since then and that didn't go over very well either. So I guess I'm going it alone for a while. =Þ

Awww... Just wish there was a little more money to spend on
gifts for eachother.

Yea, I think I was more into romance when I was dating. I also
had a job back then too. I use to buy tons of candles from the
dollar store. Have them lit all around the bed. Put some in the bathroom.
Get all dolled up. Made sure everything was in its place. I spent
about 2 hours making every thing just right. And it just takes 5min.
For it all to be over. Now gift giving and going out seems like more
time well spent.