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Flirt and be romantic like SHAKESPEARE 💕🌹💋

If you want to seduce your love interest, you will need more than the overused chat-up lines of today. Who better to turn to than the quintessential master of romance himself, William Shakespeare? In this lesson, I will use romantic lines from some of Shakespeare’s plays to show you how you can woo that special someone. Whether you are writing a letter or card, reciting these lines to your lover atop a balcony, or pasting these same lines to 67 different potential dates for the night in a hookup app, your chances of success will be increased if you use the right words.

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