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Nai

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  • Birthday July 8

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  • Name
    Quen
  • Orientation
    hella panro
  • Gender
    girly boy
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    he/they
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    deep within the abyss

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  1. Well, like, in relationships if you want it to be longterm you have to try and keep it exciting. Some consider certain acts romantic, like buying gifts or going on interesting dates. These things can reignite romantic feelings and keep the relationship going longer. If you're doing the same things or not really doing anything at all, then you'd probably grow bored of the person quickly. But if things keep being interesting, then the attraction can last longer.
  2. Because it feels nice pretty much. Maybe it's kinda like: Why would you eat a cookie if you know you're going to finish it soon? Because I like the taste of cookies. I'm not going to think about what happens after I finish it, but I know that cookies taste good and I'm in the mood for a cookie. From my own experience, that's what I make it out to be at least. Does this make any sense?
  3. Considering I am panromantic and got a 92 on it....yeah. But some of those questions were ridiculous, really. Things like "killing someone for love" and stuff like that.....no, that's not normal, and I would be very afraid of anyone who says that. Being romantic isn't as wild or crazy as that test makes it out to be, for sure.
  4. My memory has been getting worse and worse lately. It's a little concerning @_@;;

  5. It's funny, how human nature affects culture and vice versa. No, I think it's natural that many humans seek to share a permanent relationship with another human being. Humans are naturally social creatures that seek life long relationships, which is why I think that romantic and platonic fantasies exist. This natural want is expressed through our culture, and thus the creation of that wonderful....or maybe in some people's cases, not-so-wonderful thing called friendship and romance. So even without culture around I think that people would still find "life mates". It's not just humans. There's a whole bunch of animals that forge life-long relationships. Of course some people do not have this "natural want" in them or it doesn't affect them as greatly, and there's nothing wrong with that. Edit (again): Better link
  6. Romantic here agreeing that the quiz was very weird and kind of concerning. After taking it (got a 92) it made me feel almost guilty for experiencing romantic attraction. I feel like some of the questions were kind of over exaggerating what romantic attraction is. I, for one, would never kill someone because of a bad breakup. Jeez.
  7. Wooo I got a....92 Apparently I'm "immune to the disease". Nah, I'm still romantic, just single and not openly seeking a relationship atm... Those questions were really weird, but oh well. I'd say yes and no. In some situations it's almost spontaneous and unintentional. There might be a "trigger" of sorts that just causes the feelings of attraction to arise. It could be anything for anyone, we all have different tastes. However it's controllable. As I said here I'm not openly seeking a relationship. There might be someone who comes along that stirs up those feelings of romantic attraction, but I'll probably ignore them. Sometimes, if you don't act upon it for long enough, then it'll settle down or go away. In my opinion, it's not really a drug in the sense that I always absolutely have to have it, and the minute the desire arises I absolutely have to act upon it. Every time I do, that is my own conscious decision.
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