Friday, May 26, 2006

Romance... reality or media?

Romance movies, well they do have to be a favourite of mine. You know the tales, where the young lady with the beautiful looks, smooth hair and great personality is alone. It just doesn’t seem to work out for her, no guy has ever really swept her off her feet and she becomes a little insecure of her looks and how she presents herself in society. But along comes the tall, dark and handsome guy (preferably a firefighter) and sweeps her off her feet. He will go on to tell her that she’s beautiful and states he will never leave her. This is all well and good, it makes the ladies who have a man get all lovey dovey thinking of their man, while it leaves the single girls sitting there wishing for a guy like that firefighter. What I want to know is, do these stories ever happen in real life? I’m talking movies like the Wedding Planner, I Do (But I Really Don’t), Kate and Leopold, 2 Weeks Notice, Sweet Home Alabama, Titanic, When Harry Met Sally, Must Love Dogs, Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, Shakespeare in Love, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, Moulin Rouge, Bounce, You’ve Got Mail, Sleepless in Seattle, What Women Want, Notting Hill, Runaway Bride, Never Been Kissed (a personal favourite), 50 First Dates, Grease and who could forget Ghost!  What I mean is, are guys really like this? Look im not turning all “I want a boyfriend” far from it! I am just curious if guys would do what these movies say they do. Well it was on my brain and I thought I should just share it with you, seeing as though I haven’t posted in ages... hehe...

2 comments:

GIR2000 said...

i think the real question is, do the woman in movies portray woman in real life?

i think that some guys just lack any form of consideration in their bodies while other men are ready to sweep you off your feet. i know personally that i would gladly do anything for Fiona. the only limit is being time and money. so sadly she doesn't really get to it all. *sigh* why must so many things cost money?

tubes41 said...

If money were not an issue... I would do *almost* anything for "the right one". Actually, even if she didn't ask for things, I'd still get them if I knew she wanted them... ie: I rode for 2hrs in rain to see someone cos they wanted to see me (and she wasn't the one)... *sigh* And yet I'm still single...