Free Romantic Advice: The 10 Most Wonderful Love Tips Ever!

How to Answer: Why Do You Love Me? is a wickedly funny short film by Rhett and Link, containing their invaluable advice for guys about how to respond in that make-or-break moment when their lady poses that certain infamous and dreaded question: “Why Do You Love Me?” These are 10 terrifically goofy romance tips, probably the Best Luv Tips Ever! And they’re absolutely guaranteed to work just wonnerfully for all of the sexes…most of the time…well, maybe sometimes….

But what if they don’t work? Well, in that case just pick up a thesaurus and describe your lover with all the words that truly bring out the best in him/her/whatever. Use words like beautiful, handsome, angelic, divine, simply divine, sublime, alluring, bewitching, stunning, gorgeous, exquisite, marvelous, magnificent, charming, enticing, fabulous and so forth.

These are truly great romance tips that work just perfect for all of the sexes!

How to Answer: Why Do You Love Me?

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Flawed: That’s What Makes Life Interesting!

Flawed is an impressive personal 12-min. stop-motion animated story told in gorgeous drawings done in black ink and watercolor by Canadian filmmaker Andrea Dorfman. The film has been acclaimed on the festival circuit for a couple of years, winning at the Palm Springs Film Festival, and playing at HotDocs and SilverDocs. It has been one of the jewels of the National Film Board‘s impressive animation catalog, but only now has become available on the web.

Flawed tells a story that is serious, heart-warming yet also heart-breaking, in which Dorfman examines the conflicted feelings that arise when she strikes up a romance with a plastic surgeon. Through an intensely confessional narrative, she discovers that the secret to getting the man to accept her is to learn how to accept herself. The drawings help to keep the story light and visually compelling, while presenting Dorfman’s philosophical take on self-esteem, growing-up, relationships, personal identity and even cosmetic surgery.

Flawed: That’s What Makes Life Interesting!

(Best Viewed in Full-Screen Mode)

(Unfortunately, film rights are for the USA only and thus presently geo-blocked for International audiences)

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