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You can be an incredibly romantic lover and partner, even if hearts and roses make you gag and you think you have the sentimentality of a rock. The truth is that real romance exists in as many forms as there are people who want to experience it—and the secret is that it’s extremely important to most of us in our intimate relationships. But can it be learned? You’re in luck if romantic gestures are something you struggle with: YES, you can absolutely learn to be more romantic! Join sex and relationship educator Rebecca Rose Vassy for a workshop that will challenge your assumptions about what it means to be romantic and show you why it’s such a vital skill for anyone who wants a truly deep, meaningful connection with their partner(s). Get ready to learn: - How to discover what will delight your partner and make them feel cherished - How to cultivate a romantic mindset that makes it easier to notice those random chances to love your lover - How to balance your love style with your partner’s desires - How to put your love into words—even if they’re not your own words - How to avoid love-bombing, overwhelming “grand gestures”, stalking-in-romance’s-clothing, and other off-putting pitfalls - How to turn the most mundane moments into an expression of sweetness We’ll look at many examples of romantic behavior big and small, and analyze why they worked or didn’t. Interactive exercises will help you discover your romantic style and generate ideas for gestures you can try the minute you leave class. Couples/moresomes who are looking to re-spark their connection may enjoy taking this workshop together, but single people are also welcome as are people in relationships who want to surprise their partner(s). This class is inclusive of all genders, sexual orientations, and relationship styles. Class recording from 8/23/22. Please reach out to contact@tamarapincus.com if you need sliding scale.