Hilariously Romantic Texts From People Winning At Relationships.


#1. The old advice of, "love is through the stomach," has a lot of truth behind it.



#2. Cuddling is the ultimate time to relax and bond in the comfort of a bed.


















#3. Willing to make small sacrifices for love is always a good sign, even if that sacrifice involves food.


#4. You don't have to confess your love Shakespeare style to show your devotion to someone.



#5. Being willing to let your inner child come out and play is essential.


#6. Menstruation sucks! No woman wants to know that her lover is grossed out or turned off by it.



#7. Declaring your love before hinting or asking for something will get you things.


#8. Pointing out the things that you find beautiful in your lover is always welcomed.


#9. Something that seems like a problem or drawback may actually turn out to have its benefits.



#10. When the word "love" is finally uttered by your partner, it feels like you hit the jackpot.


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