Dating hopeless romantic

People have different styles of loving. Some, for example, focus on pleasing others, some are self-centered game players, some focus on love as a deep friendship, and some, those often called "hopeless romantics," look for love that focuses on passion, grand romantic gestures, and intense closeness. If you are not hopeless romantic, but are in a relationship with one, you may feel that the relationship is doomed to failure. In fact, if you are willing to make a little extra effort, your relationship with this person can not only survive your differences, but can be very fulfilling for both you and your partner.

Hopeless romantics will do anything to make you feel like your love story is just like the movies or a Taylor Swift fantasy. Chocolates and candlelit dinners, galore! If you go through a long period of time without acknowledging gratitude or returning the love, they will move on. Hopeless romantics are confident and know what they want.

Have you fallen in love with a hopeless romantic? Those beautiful, idealistic, sentimental beings that believe in love over all else? If so, you're in for a wild ride.

Women who dream of finding our own happily ever afters believe that they exist — we just need a guy who knows how to handle it. We watch 27 Dresses, The Notebook and any other rom-com that comes our way repeatedly and use them to form our own relationship goals. We memorize all the lines, daydream about finding ourselves in similar over-the-top romantic situations and will probably expect our boyfriends to watch them with us every once in a while. Sappy love songs seriously get us going. Yes, we probably have Pinterest boards for our dream wedding.