For God’s sake, man! ” Frederick Carlyle bellowed across the room. “At least wait until you’re alone before you kiss her, if you please! Remember, her family is watching you, and we haven’t had our dinner yet!

Stephanie Burgis
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In William Shakespeare’s "A Midsummer Night’s Dream," the character Bottom says these words, "For God’s sake, man! At least wait until you’re alone before you kiss her, if you please! Remember, her family is watching you, and we haven’t had our dinner yet!" Bottom is telling the hero that he shouldn’t be doing what he is doing and that he should wait until they are alone before they kiss. This advice applies to most relationships and often times it is something that people don’t consider or even realize they need to.

Source: Courting Magic

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