Quote by Pia Zadora

I like to see love stories: romantic comedy or romantic drama.

I like to see love stories: romantic comedy or romantic dram

Summary

The quote expresses the speaker's preference for watching love stories, be it in the form of romantic comedies or romantic dramas. It implies a fondness for narratives that explore, portray, and focus on relationships, romance, and the complexities of love. The quote suggests an affinity for the emotions evoked by these genres and a desire to engage with stories that explore the ups and downs, the comedic or dramatic elements, and the varied experiences that come with love.

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