This is the first time in 4 years I will have a girlfriend on Valentine's Day. Also, her birthday is this Saturday.
I would like to know if this sounds good or if this sounds like a bad idea
Her Birthday
1)Taking her to her favorite restaraunt
2)Getting her a movie she has been wanting
3)Full Body massage
4)Baking her a cake that is her favorite
Valentine's
1)Roses
2)Chocolate Covered Strawberries
3)Dinner
Do you think she would enjoy that?
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06-02-14, 08:51 AM #1
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06-02-14, 09:27 AM #2
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Wow, you going all out aren't ya? Hell yeah she'll enjoy it. If she don't want to go with you, I will.
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06-02-14, 11:10 AM #3
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Straight advice: For Valentines day you should cook her dinner. Unless you have made reservations, you will be waiting in line for hours or won't be eating until 10PM. I suggest cooking dinner because you are already taking her out the next night for dinner so why do it two nights in a row. Cooking for your love is a more personal gesture. (just a suggestion) and it shows it's from the heart...candle lit dinners are a nice romantic choice.
, and best of luck getting those roses if you haven't put your order in yet. You will be paying $100 plus for roses for this day if you can find them. You might end up having to buy a different color.
For her birthday is pretty spot on she will think everything is perfect because you have put a lot of thought into it.Last edited by smackie9; 06-02-14 at 11:12 AM.
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06-02-14, 11:12 AM #4
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This year I'm giving my GF the day off from doing the ironing - she can do it the 15th.
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06-02-14, 11:13 AM #5
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I don't even get that concideration lol. If he vacuumed, that would be a nice Valentine's Day gift.
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Instead of thinking too much about it all and spending too much time and money why not just take her out like you would any night but go to a little nicer place wear you need to dress up? Except this time hold her and look into her eyes and say " im glad youre here with me...Happy Valentines Day"
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06-02-14, 05:03 PM #7
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Why not just something simple? This sounds so fake and showy.
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06-02-14, 05:08 PM #8
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Its not fake and showy. I think it shows how much effort/thought he put into it.
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OP, she would love it.
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