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writes:Women looooove to be swept off to feet. I'm curious to know what women find especially romantic. Since romantic chick flicks tailor to the masses, I figure they would shed some light on what the normative idea of "sweeping a woman off her feet" is.Could you please provide some examples of movies where the modern day night and shinning armour sweeps the woman off her feet, so to speak?Would it be Hugh Grant in Notting Hill or maybe Ewan McGregor in Bigh Fish? I really have no idea. If you have a top 5 of your fav chick-flicks, that would be awesome!Thanks! Reply to this Question
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reader, anonymous, writes (12 December 2008): Hi there I have recently been swept off my feet by a guy after coming out of an unhapy 8 year relationship.
He is such a lovely person. If I were you id forget movies as inspiration to sweep a woman off her feet and just do whatever you feel is right. It means nothing if its copied or not from the heart.
What happened with my guy was I was eating lunch at a cafe alone and so was he. We struck up a conversation and I told him i was new to the area and didnt know many people, he asked for my number and offered to show me around.
We met up around 6 times in a two week period going for picnics, watching movies, going for drives. When we went for a walk one day and he took my hand and turned me around and kissed me it was the most amazing thing, it was like time stood still.
Since then he has done so many nice things for me, its the little things that count. For example he had a cake made for my birthday, hired a bus and took all my friends and I to the races for my birthday. Just the way he looks at me 'sweeps me off my feet'.
If you truly care about someone and show them how you feel you wont go wrong. And remember actions really do speak louder than words. My guy dosent lay on the mushy talk but everything he does showes me how much he cares.
Hope this was helpful x
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reader, anonymous, writes (11 December 2008): This is verified as being by the original poster of the question*I meant knight in shining amour.
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