Romancing Yourself

Happy Tuesday! Before we get into this, let me start off asking you a question. Who says you have to be in committed relationship to have romance? Well… I DO think you have to be in a committed relationship. Having a committed relationship with yourself is just as important as in having a relationship with a partner, family, and friends. The concept of romance yourself I believe is all about how your treat yourself and radical form of self care. As Valentines Day approaches I am writing this as a reminder to myself and to others that romance can exist in singleness. There are many ways you can bring romance in your life and we are going to talk about them! In today’s post I am sharing 7 ways you can ROMANCE Yourself! My Story Now I would not be keeping it totally 100 if I did not say that I did not want a man. However, the real is I do want a partner! Actively in therapy I am learning that I do not have to settle for anyone or anything; just to say I have someone. Sadly, I was so lonely that I was willing to accept “crumbs” or …

Hmm…. who said you had to be in a relationship with someone to have romance? For myself, I am a single woman and I refuse to sit around and wait for someone to romance me. I am going use my time that I have alone to romance myself. The best love comes from self anyway, Right? Romancing yourself is ones way of taking life into their own hands. You get to know yourself and spend time with all the things that you enjoy and that give pleasure. On today’s post, I am sharing why you should start romancing yourself . In addition, I am sharing a few ways on how you can start romancing yourself. When it comes to romance, we  all expect it to come from our partners,a lover, or significant other. Romances is affection, we need it.  It is in our nature to want to be love. When romance is absent in a relationship it can be dull. So we might seek it out from someone else. Why seek it out from someone else when we can get it from ourselves. What about the relationship with have with ourselves. It is a relationship, and we have to take …