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Well, im back for another year of university, so we were all going out Friday night. Did some pre-drinking at my friends place, his new female roommate (Ang) was coming out with us that night as well.

Night was pretty damn good time, had fun danced a lot (which I normally never do lol..).

During the second bar stop, we were all dancing, and guys kept like harassing Ang on the dance floor. So naturally I kept an eye on her, and when ever she looked hella uncomfortable I came over and saved her for lack of better words lol.

Did that a couple times, then we were all dancing around the, forget what song comes on next thing I know she's grinding all on me, and well i'm starting to get a bit excited (a bit better endowed).. like a little bit later she stops, says sorry I got carried away, I replied yea you did.

She came back a couple times did it again, so I kinda kept my distance as I do not condone cheating. Not saying that I didn't enjoy it, as I recently lost a decent amount of weight over the summer, and well gained a shit ton of self confidence lately.

What do I do? Right now I'm thinking just leave it be and go on as nothing happened...

So, if I wanted to recreate myself in the Sims 3 or similar, the immediate first trait I would put on is "Hopeless Romantic" ("Hopeless romantics passionately seek their soul mate. They want romance, true love and surround themselves with cheesy romantic television and novels") just because I believe that I do engross myself in things I stumble across that *clicks* to me as great romanticism.

Case in point, I am pretty ignorant sometimes of mainstream music. Even great known songs that reached number 1 on music charts aka this specfic song, Perfect by Ed Sheeran. I have heard small parts of this song but never knew what it actually was or heard it all the way though. Well while I was at a job interview site, they had the radio on and I actually heard this song all the way though and was able to look it up. Next thing I know, I am emotionally attached to this song, having these intimate romantic daydreams of me and my wonderful girlfriend in a cute dress slow dancing under the stars on the top of a mountain to this song. I loved how much in detail certain lines of lyrics just *clicked* to me and how he sung it to engage my intense feelings of romanticism.

It makes me wonder, if you're a hopeless romantic out there, is it easier, harder, or similar to get emotionally attached to something you stumble upon?