"And for some women at this stage of life, romance and affection -- feeling attractive and loved -- are what they most need".
It's obvious that our heart muscle doesn't look like the Valentine cartoon that fuels are image of romance and affection.
You liked all the attention, romance and affection you had before, and now you might feel a little neglected by your partner (not to mention feeling drained emotionally by your newborn).
Sex, romance, anger, and affection are all there on the screen, letting the audience witness the more intimate of experiences.
But it is so much more than romance; the affection and the domesticity are what gives her art such political force.
But the Greek influence on our way of life goes beyond even these, and as the sacred festival of St Valentine's is upon us once again, with all its promise of budding romance, matured affection, and stomach-crushing rejection, we should tip a furry pink hat of acknowledgement towards the Greeks' pioneering attitudes towards love.
For some readers, Austen's novels are a kind of cathedral, within which certain ideals — vivacity, thoughtfulness, wit, affection, romance, and so on — are enshrined.
Keep on complimenting your girlfriend, being sweet to her, and giving her love and affection, and keep your romance going strong no matter what.
In ancient India, the architects of the Sanskrit language came up with almost 100 different words to describe various states of romance, affection and desire.
We see the bloom of early romance recede as the two adjust to new life priorities, and struggle to maintain their intimacy and affection.
No matter how long they've been married, reliving the early stages of romance often produces affection and can spark a desire to repair current damage to the relationship.
