romantical

How you feel looking at your fellow cellmate, whom has not yet had the joyous experience of having his asshole gaped by your loving embrace.

"You need to hang up on that computer call, and come over here and kiss me on my hot mouth, I'm feeling romantical."

by theturnc0at July 28, 2023

Romantical

When someone does something so impressive you are turned on

It was very romantical when he flexed and I could see him all jacked up

by SapphicFrog24 August 19, 2024

Romantical

meaningful and beautiful and intriguing at the same time that draws someone into loving

“I think broken things have such a sad beauty, after years of stories and tragedy infused into them they can be much more romantical than the new things that haven’t lived at all.”

by Nikiguppies April 12, 2024

romantically refreshed

To wake up the next morning, feeling optimistic about life, after going on a date with a cute one.

I met this cute white boy yesterday and now I'm feeling romantically refreshed.

by someoneWhoKnowsTheMeaning April 27, 2024

Romanticizing

Finding beauty and meaning in everything you experience. Looking for peace in even the saddest or most frustrating moments, and realizing that life is a one time thing. Don't waste it, take the time to romanticize. To realise that to properly enjoy, learn and relax, you have to find meaning in even the most useless situations. Romanticizing can be both good and bad, but if you practice it, life might give you a little more peace at heart.

She is delusional, why is she constantly so happy? She isn't happy, she is at peace, she is romanticizing her life, you should try it some time!

by your future self<3 May 30, 2024

Neo Romanticism

Gay art about naked males with abnormally small penises

Woah man that statue of david is so neo romantic man just makes me wanna jerk off "NEO ROMANTICISM BITCHES"

by Vampflorian October 16, 2008

Reverse Romanticism

A situation in which a person in a relationship, generally the male, starts to become MORE romantic as the relationship goes past the dating phase (and maybe even start becoming more years after). Generally, people tend to be romantic only in the very beginning of their relationships, and become less enthusiastic and romantic for the remainder of the relationship. Reverse Romanticism would be the opposite.

See Reverse Romantic

"Usually I date men that start romantic, but stop being romantic in about 2 months into our relationship. Dennis didn't start becoming truly romantic until we were married! He opens my door now, buys me flowers, and even treats me like a queen after 7 years of being together. I asked him "why now"?, and he said he would rather give me a genuine lifetime of romance, than just the temporary romance most guys show in the beginning. He wanted our relationship to be more fun, romantic, and get BETTER with time. I love Reverse Romanticism!"

by DCacoLovesRach May 12, 2010