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Sex is an act romance is a feeling. My
best friend is probably the most
romantic guy i know. Someone asked him
once what his ideal night would be. and
he said sitting at his house in front
of the fire on the couch with a cup of
tea and a light snow falling outside
and reading a good book. Now THAT is a
true romantic!
-- Clare, Mound MN, Mound Westonka High School
hmmm.....hard question. Well I think
sex can happen between any two people
but romance takes work. And that all I
have to say bout that!:)
-- Katrina, NW
The diff between sex and romance is
that sex is just that: sex. It's a
lustful thing. In high school, most ppl
are probably not married (unless you've
already had a kid, meaning you've
already had sex), so there's no need
for sex. Romance is about finding
someone you really like, even love, and
spending time with them. It may end up
w/ u making out w/ them, but the sex
will come WAY LATER, when the time is
DEFINITELY RIGHT. Just because it's
prom and stuff is romantic doesn't mean
that it has to lead to sex.
-- Keisha, Victoria TX
Sex is sexual intercourse and making out
is kissing and other things mixed
without really having sex.
-- Lucy, Lanier HS, San Antonio TX
Love is the heart of the matter. I think of romance as the nice things one does for each other as expression of that love, and love as the actual connection of two minds and souls, and the trust and respect that goes along with it.
Romance is what we can do with our physical selves (not necessarily "sexual") to express it.
Therefore, I believe that Love is the
base of the relationship, and
expression, such as romance, kissing,
and sex are just "icing on the cake",
as they say. None of it is technically
necessary, or has to be done in a
certain way or by a certain time or by
certain rules other than those set by
your own trust and respect for each
other.
-- D., MA
the difference is that romance is when
someome is acting very sweet and they
are treating you nice. whem they have
candle light dinners and buy you
things. with sex that all you are
getting is a little feel that will be
there of a hour or two depend on the
person. sex may make you feel good but
been romance it was make you feel
special.
-- Chakima, Rich South High, Matteson IL
The difference between romance and
sex for me is that romance is when
you love someone and want to show
them that you love them without
wanting anything in return, because
you're just happy to be with
them....and sex (if masquerading as
romance) is when your only desire
is to 'have' someone and you are
only interested in what the other
person can give you, not who that
person really is.
-- Catherine