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- About me:I was born in Dunnottar Castle in Grampian, Scotland, high upon the cliffs over looking the turbulent North Sea. And I was betrothed to my true love at the tender age of twelve. I remember the first time I saw him, riding across the plains upon his white charger, his armour shining brilliantly in the noonday sun...I swear, I feared my heart would leap out of my breast for the love he did instill in me...
(Insert record scratch here.)
Okay, the truth of the matter is: reality sucks, and I’m a story teller and have been since the moment I could talk, according to my Dad. Whenever he caught me in a lie, I had no problem coming up with a dozen reasons why I painted the cat purple with green polk-a-dots, none of them true of course, but at least they were highly entertaining. It was at that time he knew I was destined for greatness... I would become a writer, a story teller who actually gets PAID to lie. What more could you possibly want in a career? - Language:English
- Interests:reading and writing, writing and reading...
- Clubs & Organizations:RWA, Historical Romance Club, HHRW, PAN, Passionate Ink, The Romance Studio...
- Favorite books:Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien, A Tale of Two Cities by Charlies Dickens, Dune by Frank Herbert, Interview with a Vampire by Anne Rice, The Wolf and the Dove by Kathleen E. Woodiwiss, Devilish by Jo Beverley, Lady Conquest by Teresa Medeiros, etc.
- Favorite music:Classical, Jazz, Hard Rock 'n' Roll, 80s Pop, Big Band
- Favorite TV programs:LOST, King of Queens, Jerico, Monk, Frasier, Futurama, Columbo, Mr. Bean, Keeping Up Appearances, etc.
- Favorite movies:Lord of the Rings Trilogy (extended versions, Batman Begins, The Jerk, Legend, The Princess Bride, Demolition Man, The Odd Couple, The Three Amigos, A New Leaf, Sleepy Hollow, Star Wars (all six), etc.
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3/14/2009 11:11 PMhi
TheRomantic
26, Iraq
love, like life itself, experiences normal, predictable stages. The attraction between a man and a woman which God put within us can lead to the start of a strong emotional bond between husband and wife. Beyond this stage lies the joy of sacrificing, serving and sharing life and a spiritual bond together. Ultimately, true love leads to developing a lifelong friendship with our mate.
Realistically, those who experience true love also experience occasional disagreements, will desire romance at different times, occasionally don't have their needs met, are sometimes lonely, may disagree on important issues, sometimes misperceive their partner's needs and don't always resolve their problems. That's part of life between two imperfect human beings. That's marriage. That's reality. And resolving these differences successfully is part of what makes up true, lasting love.
True love grows through caring for each other in a selfless, and sometimes self-sacrificing, manner where each spouse freely gives of himself or herself. When we are on our deathbeds, will we wish that we had spent more time trying to make money rather than having spent more time with our mates and families? Far more often, the regret is for not having placed enough emphasis on our family relationships.
Husbands and wives, tell your beloved that you love him or her—daily. And in other ways communicate your love to each another. Cultivate your relationship with your mate. Then thank God for giving you a loving partner to share your life.
Remember that God is the author of true, unselfish love. If you want true love, go to God for it, for He can give you the power and desire to put into practice the little things in marriage that constitute true love. He can help you develop more outgoing concern for the needs of your husband or wife rather than concentrating solely on your own feelings and desires.
If you do, you can enjoy true love. True love comes to those who are willing to make their personal wants and desires secondary in giving of themselves to their beloved, lifelong marriage partner.
Don't expect the fullness of true love overnight. True love grows as a husband and wife learn how to better meet the needs and desires of the other. True love matures through living experiences.
May your marriage reap the lasting benefits of true love!
Best & Regards
I'm from Iraq, I am 26 years old of course, a new site Zorbea like me to be honest and faithful friends, if possible, please reply, thank you as well as e-mail addresses
the.romantic83@yahoo.com
Please add my email for serious and dedicated to me
Or send your e-mail Thank you
Please wait for the answer to you now???
Realistically, those who experience true love also experience occasional disagreements, will desire romance at different times, occasionally don't have their needs met, are sometimes lonely, may disagree on important issues, sometimes misperceive their partner's needs and don't always resolve their problems. That's part of life between two imperfect human beings. That's marriage. That's reality. And resolving these differences successfully is part of what makes up true, lasting love.
True love grows through caring for each other in a selfless, and sometimes self-sacrificing, manner where each spouse freely gives of himself or herself. When we are on our deathbeds, will we wish that we had spent more time trying to make money rather than having spent more time with our mates and families? Far more often, the regret is for not having placed enough emphasis on our family relationships.
Husbands and wives, tell your beloved that you love him or her—daily. And in other ways communicate your love to each another. Cultivate your relationship with your mate. Then thank God for giving you a loving partner to share your life.
Remember that God is the author of true, unselfish love. If you want true love, go to God for it, for He can give you the power and desire to put into practice the little things in marriage that constitute true love. He can help you develop more outgoing concern for the needs of your husband or wife rather than concentrating solely on your own feelings and desires.
If you do, you can enjoy true love. True love comes to those who are willing to make their personal wants and desires secondary in giving of themselves to their beloved, lifelong marriage partner.
Don't expect the fullness of true love overnight. True love grows as a husband and wife learn how to better meet the needs and desires of the other. True love matures through living experiences.
May your marriage reap the lasting benefits of true love!
Best & Regards
I'm from Iraq, I am 26 years old of course, a new site Zorbea like me to be honest and faithful friends, if possible, please reply, thank you as well as e-mail addresses
the.romantic83@yahoo.com
Please add my email for serious and dedicated to me
Or send your e-mail Thank you
Please wait for the answer to you now???





3/15/2009 8:01 AMhi