This is the point of view of the cosmology.

What does cosmology have to do with romance?

Elephants and kangaroos are misunderstood even when they are sensible, ambitious and honest. A man and woman kiss and gain a certain comprehension. But there are civilizations that do not kiss. Certain African civilizations do not kiss. Certain inuit civilizations do not kiss.

Where is the kiss not a signal of romance?

The moons on her fingers are quite ordinary too, and she wouldn’t expert to discover them in a movie, even as raison d’etre. Actually they are very good moons.

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As for the film people, they are falling in love just like in the novels, in our efforts to raise the status of romantic fiction.

Most people learn about love and romance and their meanings through the stereotypes and romantic stories of their societies and civilizations.

They seek in the real world the romance in their imaginations, the romance in their dreams, the romance in their civilizations. They hear and learn the stories of romance.

Do we all try to imitate the romance in the storybooks?

Should we all just be ourselves?

Enjoy the sky.

We are watching beautiful men and women in movies.

These beautiful men and women are being romantic.

These beautiful men and women try to teach us the meaning of romance.

Should I contribute to romantic fictions?

We dream of certain perfect men and women.

We all–most of us–have romantic dreams and romantic imaginations.

Do elephants have romantic dreams?

Do kangaroos have romantic dreams?

Do gorillas have romantic dreams?

Do dolphins dream romantic?