#extended answer

[red-realities]

I just answered this

But my perfect mate has more than just a beautiful personality and a genuine feel to them. They're passionate. They're the type who will curl up on my bed with me and hold me close as if they thought I feared the dark. They're going to press me up against the wall rough and kiss me senseless. And when we fight, cause god knows we'll fight, we'll be screaming in each other's faces so hard and rash and one of us will break and throw ourselves at the other. Not just because we're dependent, but because the raw sense of passion is so real and tall-standing that it'll be an evolution to our relationship. I need to be with someone who is genuine and friendly and loving and understanding, but most of all, passionate; passionate about loving, about being friendly and understanding, about their genuine side. That's what makes their qualities perfect. The passion and compassion and raw sensuality to their needs. That's what I long for.

[myrandomstory-blog]

Actually...

For the anon, I figured out a better answer for something embarrassing that has happened to me. At the first concert that I ever played in (just last Autumn), I went to jump on the little outdoor stage. I misguaged the height and didn't make it on my feet, but I instead fell on my knees and attempted to make it look like it had happened on purpose. I was a tad unsettled.

[abeautifulroutine]

If you really love someone you wouldn't hit on other people or act like your interested in anyone but them. You should only have enough love for one person. If you find yourself willing to share that love between two or more people I'd have to question your sincerity towards whoever it is you extend your affection to. The kind of love I'm speaking of is special, of course. We have friends and family of whom we love equally, or even some less than others. The love I'm thinking of is for a boyfriend and girlfriend, husband and wife. If you think someone is truly special, treat them as such, and only them.