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Who Am I Perfect Romeo And Juliet?
"O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo?" This was Juliet's way to question why her true love, her perfect guy, is who he is. Everyone longs for their perfect Romeo, including me. My perfect Romeo would be someone who has a face as appealing as young Leonardo DiCaprio, the vocabulary of an author, and is family-centric.
Let me explain the physical appearance of my prince in shining armor. My prince would have a smile so shiny that you could see yourself in it, a jawline that could fingers, and eyes as deep as the sea. His style would so neat and organized it would almost be refined. His face would be smooth like a baby's bottom, his hair would be curly, and he would be taller than me. Hopefully, he is fit and can dance since I cannot. I know that most people prefer not to see tattoos, but I think it is a brilliant form of art, although not everywhere. He absolutely cannot have retched breath, smoke, or have a whiny voice. Also, he must use correct grammar, and I would love for him to smell expensive with an international or country accent. What's on the outside is not the only thing that matters; what's on the inside is very important.
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The most important to me is that he is a Christian, respectful, and humble. The traits that can help support our family would be: supportive, relaxed, ambitious, and thoughtful. These can make life a lot easier when it comes to nurturing children and having a healthy relationship. Additionally, I’d love for him to be confident, humble, honest, daring, and playful. These could lead to a spontaneous, fun relationship, which is very important to me. With all of these traits, we would be unstoppable. Our relationship would not only have to be emotionally stable, but also financially

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