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Enjoy This Time Together

  When you kiss me I feel that I am in heaven When you caress my hair I feel your strength When you hold my face in your hands  I feel your tenderness When I think of your need for me  I am thankful I am sharing this moment with you When you will hold my hand I feel protected When you whisk me off my feet I feel like a princess When you offer your assistance I am thankful that you are a man When I express my opinions You are concordant This is what makes the time we share special Forever and always

Romance between a man and a seductress

   A seductress let's a man be who he is.  She doesn't force him to be something he isn't.  She isn't like any other female he's encountered who treated him with disrespect and disregard. Boundaries and self-worth are what separates her from others. She teases him with her sensuality and compliments.  The man in question isn't a deity.  To throngs of others, he's seen as one when he never asks for it.  In the eyes of the seductress, she sees a man who was irritated and likely heartbroken.  He is only a man of flesh and blood, he isn't Jesus.  When the man is alone with the seductress at long last He wants to give her a night she can never forget Where he willingly reveals his heart and soul as much as the chest of which he expose  He's found the right girl He doesn't care about her past as much as she does of his He isn't one for being judgmental nor is she Not many would accept either Forget about the others who reject them and move on ...

An Unlikely Romance

  An Unlikely Romance  It is grotesque to know How someone can stoop so low How jealousy is the destroyer Pride cometh before the fall as once told by the Proverbs author  Like the story of Electra and Orestes, it has parallels with the Bible's Ahab and Jezebel Both plotting against someone who they should have thought twice to mess with The involvement of an reluctant Naboth would also come into account Deception to avoid the speculation Manipulation of the images and stories told Obsession and desperation to further recognition Greed of the social chameleon started moons ago  You cannot be with this person, you cannot be with that person Must show, my show this lie forever more Always about me, it must always appear to be about me and how wonderful I am Like Emma Bovary and Ellen Bernet gone mad A lie cannot live for an eternity Especially when those find things odd Nobody can deceive God A seductress encounters those like the villainous pairing...

MERLIN MANIA ARCHIVE: Shirtless Sunday Ian & Damon Salvatore from The Vampire Diaries

There's no question that Paul Wesley (Stefan Salvatore) wasn't jealous of his close friend and co-star Ian Somerhalder (Damon Salvatore) especially when they filmed these types of scenes: MERLIN MANIA ARCHIVE: Shirtless Sunday Ian & Damon Salvatore from The Va... : Wow #ShirtlessSunday #shirtless #Damonsalvatore #StefanSalvatore #iansomerhalder #paulwesley #yummy 

Eight Things 'Family Matters' and 'Vampire Diaries, The' have in common

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                                                       Season 1 promo photoshoot of 'Family Matters' cast                                         Season 6 promo photoshoot of 'Vampire Diaries, The' cast.  When we think of the classic late 80s to 90s Family Sitcom and the late 2000s to 2010s Horror Drama, there isn't a comparison that comes to mind. However, when you look back at both TV series, some similarities do arise. This list will prove that despite the different genre and cast, they have things in common. 1. Both shows had a police officer who grew to care about one of the main characters.                           ...

RICK'S REAL/REEL LIFE: Madame Bovary 1949

RICK'S REAL/REEL LIFE: Madame Bovary 1949 : MGM's 1949 'Madame Bovary' is wildly erratic and highly watchable.  A great blog about this 1949 film.

Why stories like 'Madame Bovary' and 'Leave Her to Heaven' are still relevant today

  What can be said about the classic Period Piece written by Gustave Flaubert? It was a novel which sparked outrage and was taken to court. Successfully, the author was acquitted and his book still is regarded as a masterpiece. It wasn't meant to be offensive, rather an example of the length someone will go to for excitement and pleasure. Not a fairy tale with a happy ending when you think about it.  It's the story of a troubled and confused Emma Bovary, who leaves her convent believing life in novels are exacting. No understanding of figurative and literal; neither of moral lessons and real life cases. Neglect, pride, and obsession is carried out from beginning to end. Emma never has time for her daughter Berthe, seeing that her nanny is her mother instead. Furthermore, regrets marrying Charles, the doctor she pressures to become and wishes to be renowned.  Emma rather have fantastic relationship and when she doesn't receive it, disposes of the man as if he were a garbag...