Holiday Flings, Holiday Romances

Those of you who have travelled and have intentions to travel, the idea of being enamored to an amorous Italian or a gorgeous Aussie surfer or a sultry Brazilian, is kind of romantic and exciting.

[coughs]

I am, of course, just referring to my single readers, okay? LOL.

We’re aware that when we do travel, we will face a different culture. I wonder how many of us have really sat down and considered it before jumping into that whirlwind of a, uh, fling. Fine. Romance then.

I admit that there are moments that it can be really breathtakingly intense. I’d suggest that every woman should take a dip in this pool of excitement. It will certainly make you feel so alive and attractive and utterly sensual. Especially when you know that it’s only a week’s worth of shared passion. Teehee.

Then again, it’s not everyone’s cup of tea. It’s meant for those who can take what they can only dish out, so to speak. If you’re the type who latches on to the other person ever so tightly, then I reckon it’s better for you to leave the kitchen, sweetie.

Anyway, I came across a little factor in this scenario that us, women, should be aware of — before we lose ourselves in our newly-found holiday euphoria. Melissa of Escape Blog gently highlights this cultural difference that is not-so-evident during the initial getting-to-know-you stage of the holiday romance.

I guess you better make a mental note of this thing for “religious, medical or CULTURAL reasons.” Teehee.