In Defense of Romance
For lovers in times of NEED
We use the word romance for everything: candlelight, flowers, flying to Paris on a whim (which may be the most romantic). It’s defined as, “a quality or feeling of mystery, excitement, and remoteness from everyday life.” My own ideas of romance range from ’90s romantic comedies, photographs by Brassaï, or any film starring Cary Grant. The more I try to …
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