Being a hopeless romantic is part of a dying breed

ALL I WANT IS FOR ONE GUY TO PROVE TO ME THAT THEY'RE NOT ALL THE SAME!! Is there someone out there that is ready for a commitment? I'm a hopeless romantic that enjoys the simple things in life and not self-absorbed or concerned with material things. I enjoy walks on the beach, candlelit dinners, the rain, cuddling, holding hands, watching movies, having arms wrapped around me from behind, whispering sweet nothings to someone special, back rubs and massages, an awesome horizon view by the mountains, being told "i love you", the "stare" with a smile from someone special, nature, soft kisses, quiet moments on the couch in front of the fireplace, flowers, a gentle rub on the hand, being tickled, falling asleep with my partner alongside, kissing my partner goodbye before work and kissing him hello after work, sending/receiving sweet texts throughout the day from that special someone, doing the laundry with my partner, going grocery shopping with my partner, road trips, someone not afraid of commitment, laughing at silly things, being not afraid to cry in front of that special someone, swinging on the swings at the park, playing with puppies and kittens, horseback riding, getting that "i made it home" text after a good date is over, sharing ice cream at the park, someone who i'm proud enough to carry their photo in my wallet, someone who gives me butterflies in my stomach everytime i see them, that last special phone call of the day, sharing each other's day over dinner, celebrating anniversaries and birthdays, enjoying the holidays, someone that shares their feelings and expresses their emotions, being challenged on multiple levels, and basically stuff that most people either overlook or just don't care about. I'm not into playing games and I don't need any drama in my life. Out of the clear blue sky, my ex-boyfriend broke up with me for reasons that are unclear and unknown to me. Its extremely sad when you think everything is going so well, and this happens. I thought he was "the one", my prince, but he made the choice to walk out of my life and he ended a good relationship. At least I know that I was the best boyfriend I knew I could be. My love and feelings for him was sincere and strong. I truly, with my whole heart, loved him, cared for him, and I would have done anything for him, but that wasn't good enough for him. I thought love could overcome anything. He is a really good guy and I wish him well in his life.