Technology is everywhere, so it is hardly surprising that it also manifests itself in ones love life. You can use technology when looking for true, for example, dating services on the Internet. It can be used to keep love fresh by calling from your cell phone to whisper sweet nothings when you are apart. It can be used in love making (I'll let you fill in the blank yourself for this one) and today it is even used to discard a lover, for example with text messaging.

But no matter what the era or culture, love is a fundamental part of life. So let's look at various aspects of love, keeping in mind that technology can both augment and deminish love in the modern era.

Love Advice for Women

Many women are seeking true love of the kind they read about in the great love poems and historical love letters, such as Napolean's letters to Josephine. They dream of a romance befitting the love quotes of the great romantic sonnets and songs.

Today, you can go online and take either a Does he love me test or a Does my boyfriend love me quiz, not to mention the plethora of Love Calculators and love meters. So you would think with all the love advice for women that is to be found online, women would have no problem finding just the right mate. However, love cannot be determined by mathematics or multiple choice exams. It is a cultural and historical phenomena that needs to be judged outside of the halls of academia, but with a logical use of the intellect.

Romantic love is one of the more central aspects of human culture. The process of forming a loving couple insures the reproduction of the human species and fuels much of the artistic legacy of human civilization. What would a date be without art, music, fine wines, delightful cusines, romantic films, romantic stories and exciting travel destinations? And where would culture be without the driving force and incentive of romance and love?

At the same time one of the more problematic aspects of the way we express culture is the marketing of the sentiments of love and romance, and of course the marketing of movies, television, music videos and the like. This market driven reality sets the pace of the society.

On this site you will experience the many facets of romance and love, including marriage and even the wedding itself. And of course you will love the thrill and feeling you get from our highly erotic romantic love stories, full of highly charged passionate intimacy.

You will also begin to see how all human activity is linked, dating, marriage, sex, reproduction, children, family life, working, leisure activities, fashion, sport, recreational travel, learning and much more.

Love, and here we speak of romantic love, has many different nuances, meanings and connotations. Generally speaking it is thought of as feelings of a deep sense of affection and longing for another person. This feeling includes some degree of sexual attraction and a longing for the companionship of the person who is the love object. A great deal of the confusion about love stems from the use the concept as a merchandising and marketing tool.

Love is essential to human happiness.  All forms of love from Agape to Romantic love. However, for most of us, for most of our lives, the one most important form of love is Romantic Love.

We believe that the first thing one must know about Romantic Love is that the operant word is LOVE.

Without the love the romance you think you are experiencing is nothing more than a stage production – designed to seduce you in whatever way and for what ever reasons that the would be seducers may hold.  This kind of cad can take you to the nicest restaurants, get those hard to get tickets and lay them at your feet, and shower you with wonderful, thoughtful gifts, but if he does not love you, you are wasting your time.  Indeed, more than likely you will wind up being hurt by one of these kinds of jerks. 

Truth is, without love all the romance in the world is nothing more than a cynical and even cruel sham. Masquerading as a lover, but actually playing Don Juan…or Casanova or Tiger Woods . . .