Quote by Amanda Seyfried

I happen to be really a romantic.

I happen to be really a romantic.

Summary

This quote means that the speaker considers themselves to be a romantic individual. Being a romantic often refers to having a strong inclination towards love, affection, and idealized notions of relationships. It implies that the person is sentimental, emotional, and can easily be captivated by love stories and passionate experiences. They likely appreciate romance in various forms and may have a tendency to view situations or relationships in a more idealistic or emotional manner.

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