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Dark Love (laid-back love card with black background)

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Five roses mean "I love you very much"

The "I love you" on this card carries a laid-back declaration, and the depth of love will be realized later, upon the counting of the number of roses.

Usually, it's the women who are into this thing (counting roses - so 1, 3, 5 and 12 mean different things...12 is considered unromantic, but multiples of five, like 15 ARE)

Why is 12 considered unromantic by women? Well, because 12 is a dozen and it reminds women of a dozen eggs...and chickens.

And most women will deny counting the roses for their meaning/message...to women, it's romantic if men know these things.

Yes, it's the Code of Love.

ONE ROSE:

What about ONE rose? As Isabelle has reminded me in the comments below, of women's thoughts on "one rose" or a "solitary rose"...let's tell it all here: To women, one single rose (preferrably red, but it can be pink or white or her favourite colour) IS romantic! Why? Well, as long as a guy is serious (and not acting unromantic), one rose is enough to touch a woman's heart...(better than if he gave her other small objects like a keychain or a 2-pound dumbbell!) (of course, any gift is appreciated by a woman but if a man is set on winning a woman's heart, flowers speak louder of love than other gifts, unless she specifically wants something, like a dress, etc.)(note that the "dress" bit applies only to wives or permanent partners because a single girl will NEVER even dream of getting a dress as a present or token from a new guy or suitor - he does not know her taste in clothes as yet, to begin with - plus it's unromantic because she uses dresses to surprise her man). I know...to men women are so complex!

MORE INFO:

The Eastern Practice is slightly different, but women all over the world feel thesame about roses generally.

To those who see the eastern symbolism in numbers, 12 is 3x4, 3 (well, 3 is romantic enough and it means I love you) times 4 (the number of death)...so it reminds one of a dying love or love that could die. What about 12 dozen roses? Same thing or even worse, actually...12 dozen means 144 roses...and you can see that there are 2 (4)'s there...that's only for the Eastern/Asian people who dislike the number 4 though.

If you really want to splurge, whether your girl is a Westerner or Asian, count the romantic way...like you're safer with 3 bouquets of 15 roses each. They cost less than 12 dozen too.
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Or...regardless again of whether your girl is Eastern or Western...stick with the 5 red roses and stare into the eyes of your girl while giving them to her...she of course will pretend she didn't notice that their number is 5...now THAT'S romantic!

amypinkglass Uploaded by amypinkglass on Jan 24, 2015. Dark Love (laid-back love card with black background) - Desktop Nexus Entertainment Download free wallpapers and background images: Dark Love (laid-back love card with black background) . Desktop Nexus Entertainment background ID 1922406. Five roses mean "I love you very much"

The "I love you" on this card carries a laid-back declaration, and the depth of love will be realized later, upon the counting of the number of roses.

Usually, it's the women who are into this thing (counting roses - so 1, 3, 5 and 12 mean different things...12 is considered unromantic, but multiples of five, like 15 ARE)

Why is 12 considered unromantic by women? Well, because 12 is a dozen and it reminds women of a dozen eggs...and chickens.

And most women will deny counting the roses for their meaning/message...to women, it's romantic if men know these things.

Yes, it's the Code of Love.

ONE ROSE:

What about ONE rose? As Isabelle has reminded me in the comments below, of women's thoughts on "one rose" or a "solitary rose"...let's tell it all here: To women, one single rose (preferrably red, but it can be pink or white or her favourite colour) IS romantic! Why? Well, as long as a guy is serious (and not acting unromantic), one rose is enough to touch a woman's heart...(better than if he gave her other small objects like a keychain or a 2-pound dumbbell!) (of course, any gift is appreciated by a woman but if a man is set on winning a woman's heart, flowers speak louder of love than other gifts, unless she specifically wants something, like a dress, etc.)(note that the "dress" bit applies only to wives or permanent partners because a single girl will NEVER even dream of getting a dress as a present or token from a new guy or suitor - he does not know her taste in clothes as yet, to begin with - plus it's unromantic because she uses dresses to surprise her man). I know...to men women are so complex!

MORE INFO:

The Eastern Practice is slightly different, but women all over the world feel thesame about roses generally.

To those who see the eastern symbolism in numbers, 12 is 3x4, 3 (well, 3 is romantic enough and it means I love you) times 4 (the number of death)...so it reminds one of a dying love or love that could die. What about 12 dozen roses? Same thing or even worse, actually...12 dozen means 144 roses...and you can see that there are 2 (4)'s there...that's only for the Eastern/Asian people who dislike the number 4 though.

If you really want to splurge, whether your girl is a Westerner or Asian, count the romantic way...like you're safer with 3 bouquets of 15 roses each. They cost less than 12 dozen too.
.
Or...regardless again of whether your girl is Eastern or Western...stick with the 5 red roses and stare into the eyes of your girl while giving them to her...she of course will pretend she didn't notice that their number is 5...now THAT'S romantic!
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