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ATTENTION WOMEN: DO STUFF FOR YOUR GUY AS WELL.
Don't just make guys do shit for you. Yes, I love making girls happy. But is a nice, long BJ out of order on such an occasion? I mean, I actually do like mushy romance, but its annoying when we have to court you all fucking night because of some silly expectations forced on you by Hallmark and not get anything in return.
If V-day is about couples, then act like it. I don't want to spend 50 bones on roses, one hour massaging, then another of cunnilingus without some sort of return.
V-day is fun if you have a partner, and shouldn't matter if you don't. I basically have decided that its an "anniversary" type occasion for couples that haven't been together a year, and a night of guaranteed sex for couples that have been together for more years than they can remember. Plus, I like mushy romance stuff.
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I was not trying to imply that these should not be normal things-- I'm just talking about excessive EVERYTHING. Basically, what would not be practical on a normal day. And I love giving all that. I just don't like the feeling I get when I don't get the same lovin' back.
In any case, that complaint was intended for newer (read: younger than a year) couples.
/me disagrees. I'm not going to go all long winded like I did yesterday and decided not to post, but I am going to say this: Valentine's Day is just another day. If you get some, great. If you don't, there's always tomorrow. It's not the end of the world, so there's no need to buy everything in the store.
My boyfriend and I had a normal day, we argued in the morning about this stupid car he wants to get, we went to dinner, we watched some TV, and we went to bed. Only differences were 1. We got each other cards and candy. 2. Hour and half long wait for dinner. In addition, we didn't even go to a place that cost more than we usually spend for dinner (we spent less than usual), it was just somewhere we don't ordinarily go.
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Mediocrity at its most average.