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 ♥♥Summer love
Midnight kisses
Shooting stars
Secret wishes ♥♥

“Summer romances begin for all kinds of reasons, but when all is said and done, they have one thing in common. They’re shooting stars, a spectacular moment of light in the heavens, fleeting glimpse of eternity, and in a flash they’re gone.” — The Notebook

Sometimes summer romances can bloom into what feels like the greatest love of your life.

Maybe it's the heat, maybe it's the fact that summer is so short and sweet, or maybe it is just plain true love when you're not looking, but there's something about love in the summer that makes it unique.

~ SUNSHINE ~

More sunlight means more melatonin and serotonin (chemicals in your brain that make you happy), so it's no surprise that people have more fun with each other during sunny weather. Plus, the warm weather means more opportunities for fun dates at flirty places like the beach.

Some flings are only meant to be just that - short little romances between two people looking for fun but nothing long-term. If one or more of you is dating someone else back home, or if what's fueling your romance is the fact that it's exciting (and not the fact that there's any real connection between you), then the flames will probably die out come fall.

Sometimes Summer Love ends...

♪ I never promised you a happy ending

You never said that you wouldn’t make me cry
But summer love will keep us warm
Long after our autumn goodbye........♪

♥Summer♥ ~ let’s make it last forever♥

Like love

Summer adds light and beauty to the year

It is the revitalizing season and love is the

reawakening emotion.........

~ SUMMER LOVE DOESN'T ALWAYS LAST ~

It's important to remember that summer flings aren't always supposed to last. Summer flings are often more about the celebration of warm weather & freedom from school than about finding a long-term relationship. If your fling doesn't make it long-term, don't be sad: celebrate the fact that you got to experience it in the first place, and use what you've learned to help you with relationships in the future.