I think it was both blatantly romantic, but in different ways. I also could never choose between who I ship more, I adore both their relationships. I prefer to read about Ten and Rose when I read fic, but that's not because I adore Nine/Rose any less. With Nine she had more of that smouldering sexual tension, where I think she was maybe not as aware of her feelings yet, even if she did have them, but he definitely knew what she was doing to him but he would never in a million years let himself act upon it. With Ten, I feel like they were in a place where they both absolutely knew what they felt, and it was still very much unspoken, but so there. Like the Doctor himself said, "oh, she knows..." and "does it need saying?" I think that about sums it up. To me it shows in everything they did, every look, every touch. And then with Tentoo she finally got a Doctor who was freed from all his self-imposed boundaries, so they finally got to act on those feelings

Add me please.

Forever going to love that line "Some things are worth getting your heart broken for."

Ten and Rose were my first doctor/companion team, so if it wasn't for them, I wouldn't be a fan today.

I loved them, and thought they were great together. I have a friend who really likes Doctor Who too, and is a big Billie Piper fan. We get along really well together, and people have compared us to Ten and Rose, which is kind of geeky, but I like it.

:mao: i love having DW fans makes it easier to geek together

Agreed.

Like here so easy to geek out

True, it is a lot easier to geek out when your with fellow fans.

Yer cause explaining It to other people just to hard

Yeah, I wouldn't bring it up in a conversation unless I knew the other person liked it. For example, I'd talk about it with my mum because I know that she likes it, more so when she was younger, but she does watch it with me sometimes and plays the card games and stuff with me. My dad isn't really interested in stuff like that though, so I'm unlikely to mention it to him.

Some of my friends like it and some don't, a mix between the two.