Admittedly more of a non-hairstyle, this look did Pride and Prejudice (2005) before Pride and Prejudice (2005) did Pride and Prejudice (2005). A private rain (well, sprinkler) soaked moment? A will-they-won't-they couple? A man who's horrible at communicating? Triple check! Of course, "Still doing the Harvard thing?" doesn't have quite the same ring to it as "I love you most ardently" but, hey, he'll get there eventually (read: after a nasty one-sided breakup, running away ~two times, and before immediately running away a third).
You're a hopeless romantic through and through! You likely grew up on a steady diet of fluffy rom-coms, curating a view of love that's entirely cinematic.You form crushes easily and intensely; one momentary interaction with a polite stranger and you've already visualized your engagement, wedding, and retirement. When single, you likely channel this penchant for romance into creativity, making lovey playlists and crafting up personalized gifts for your platonic loved ones. Romanticizing love can be a lonely profession, leaving you feeling as though real life will never live up to the grand standards you've set for it. However, it also enables you to acknowledge and appreciate everyday beauty to a degree most cannot, deriving excitement from stormy mornings, drizzly afternoons, and snowy evenings.
My advice? Keep seeking out the romance in everyday life.
