What should I say if I want to send a romantic email?

Answer by  kmott (188)

When sending any email, keep in mind the possibility of your message getting out into the wider internet world. For a romantic email message, avoid using explicit language. Instead use poetic metaphors to describe how the other person makes you feel. Or describe past experiences you've shared with the other person and how you cherish the memories of those experiences.

Answer by  SarahG (130)

Romantic e-mail should use "soft" words that imply love and tenderness rather than lustful words that imply sexual circumstance. Write from your heart, imagine your feelings as a physical object and let your feelings flow on to the page.

Answer by  bash (1026)

At first you shouldnot send such romantic email. Initially you may behave very politely and study the reaction. Slowly you should add more attractive messages. Still if there is positive approach, you can send the romantic email which is kept in your mind.

Answer by  Liz59 (10966)

Well, you can start off by writing a poem or by giving compliments to your lover. You may also indicate how you feel in regards to the relationship.

Answer by  step (309)

There is just no way to send a romantic email. Send her/him a card, something they can see, read and touch in the real world. Also it will not be posted out there for the entire world to see.

Answer by  Lisa50 (493)

Romantic emails can be made, or found. What I mean is there are so many graphic emails that are pre-made for that purpose, and other holidays.

Answer by  Kit (558)

Learn more about how you could express your feelings by using "emoticons" symbols. Many email based companies incorporate these emoticons in picture form or icons. They convey a deeper message and/or meaning to an intended recipient. For example, @->->- means a Rose, (:-* means a Kiss, :-) meanings smilin, [[[***]]] means hugs and kisses