The Scrambled Eggs Question

prettykisses · 03-08-2007, 07:17 PM

In the movie the Runaway Bride, Richard Gere's character, a reporter, does a story on Julia Robert's character, a small town woman who has left the altar about 4 times and is known as the title suggests. In his investigation as to "why" he not only falls in love with her but discovers one key fact. None of the approximately 4 men Julia ran from knew what kind of eggs she liked at breakfast.

On the continuum of intimacy, how important is it to you that your partner know the minute details about your likes and dislikes, the minute of your daily routine and mention them in a way that makes you feel important/special or just acknowledged?

Importance is a relative term of course but I'll give you an example. I have seen many posts on this board about the importance of "deep" conversations to intimacy, about the importance of grand romantic statements of love, devotion, "above all others" and the like. Obviously those are important too. But in your daily life, does one type of communication make you feel closer to/bonded with your partner than the other?

prettykisses · 03-08-2007, 07:30 PM

i had to put the thread here to see if anyone would back it up with a pic for me cause i am having problems attaching pics to it

Onyiiboy · 03-08-2007, 11:52 PM

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Originally Posted by prettykisses

i had to put the thread here to see if anyone would back it up with a pic for me cause i am having problems attaching pics to it

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03-08-2007, 07:17 PM	#1 (permalink)
prettykisses Registered User Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: IN THE WORLD OF LUV Posts: 435 Points: 179.73 Bank: 625.42 Total Points: 805.15 Donate Rep Power: 91643	The Scrambled Eggs Question In the movie the Runaway Bride, Richard Gere's character, a reporter, does a story on Julia Robert's character, a small town woman who has left the altar about 4 times and is known as the title suggests. In his investigation as to "why" he not only falls in love with her but discovers one key fact. None of the approximately 4 men Julia ran from knew what kind of eggs she liked at breakfast. On the continuum of intimacy, how important is it to you that your partner know the minute details about your likes and dislikes, the minute of your daily routine and mention them in a way that makes you feel important/special or just acknowledged? Importance is a relative term of course but I'll give you an example. I have seen many posts on this board about the importance of "deep" conversations to intimacy, about the importance of grand romantic statements of love, devotion, "above all others" and the like. Obviously those are important too. But in your daily life, does one type of communication make you feel closer to/bonded with your partner than the other? __________________ am an outspoken bitch so dont get too personal with me

03-08-2007, 07:30 PM	#2 (permalink)
prettykisses Registered User Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: IN THE WORLD OF LUV Posts: 435 Points: 179.73 Bank: 625.42 Total Points: 805.15 Donate Rep Power: 91643	i had to put the thread here to see if anyone would back it up with a pic for me cause i am having problems attaching pics to it __________________ am an outspoken bitch so dont get too personal with me

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