Is it sweet, romantic, or sappy for a man to leave daily love notes and poems for his wife on facebook?

It is romantic an sweet to leave love notes for your wife daily because for wife it shows that her husband care for her enough to think of her every day an write her poem an love notes . This feeling of care is what women need to realize that how much her partner love her make sure you you don't get carried away an you don't go far away to actually annoy for example like writing too many notes or poetry that only make sence to you. Poetry is really great way to represent the romantic feeling for partner an love notes is just a way of saying that I think about you writing love notes is romantic and sweet way to express your love a person will get great progress in his or her relationship if he or she keep keep expressing it in sweet way .

Receiving love notes from partner always made me happy it makes me feel important but getting too much notes or poems from my partner is not good thing because it will make me feel like its its really not that important thats. So sending love notes an beautiful poems to wife is really romantic an sweet but keeping it in moderation so that it doesn't lose its charms or importance is even more better try to be creative in writing notes don't be repetitive or annoying change of mod can only make a person less boring . Hope that helps KingSaadWaqas -AkA- Love Guru.

OMG! On facebook? I would never leave a love note on facebook for my wife.

Love notes are personal, affectionate ways of expressing love toward you spouse, not something you belittle by posting it online for the whole world to see. I think that is sappy. Poems on the other hand could be posted depending on their over all content but it really doesn't qualify for "romantic".

I have to wonder if maybe we're starting to allow the internet to control our lives to much when we give up those personal and passionate moments that sharing a love note or poem for our spouses brings.

As long as they were not too revealing I would think it was sweet. If it was more original than I love you sweetheart, it would be sweet otherwise its kinda stupid when you see the same thing over and over. However when I had a husband he would have never done this, he was not very romantic at all.

I think expressing one's love to the world via Facebook is the wave of the future. These days, we announce everything that way--even major life events. Social networking is spreading like fire, and personally, as long as he respects the fact that I have professional contacts on FB and posts appropriately sweet things, I would be thrilled if my husband took the time to do so.

Now, if he were posting terribly private or embarrassing things, we'd have to have a little talk. :) So, I'd say that in most cases, I would consider it sweet and romantic. Even so, I think that Facebook love notes, no matter how sweet and romantic, should always be accompanied by other expressions of affection.

Ugh. I would not want my boyfriend/husband to leave me daily love notes for all the world to see. More than that, I am sure that any mutual friends we might have would not want to read those notes in their news feed on a daily basis.

While I would love to receive the occasional loving email or FB post or God forbid, hand-written note or card, I would not want to receive constant public declarations of love. It would not strike me as sweet, romantic or sappy. Rather, it would come across as something almost desperate or worried that I did not know how much he loved me or perhaps I did not love him as much.

Something about having to publicly declare affection on a regular basis scream insecurity to me.

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