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Women, what are you giving your man for valentines day?

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  • Posts: 27,732 Member
    usmcmp wrote: »
    I've set up a date for us to do some glass work. The glass blowing classes were full, but there's a pretty neat guided class on making plates and we get to take them home when we are done.

    That's a really good idea. Mr Acrylics would like it.

    I don't know what we're doing honestly.
  • Posts: 11 Member
    I'm pretty anti-v-day! However new relationship and he asked what we should do.....now booked for an overnight stay in Cambridge. Nommy afternoon and night in the hotel ;) followed by walking around Cambridge on the Sunday haha
  • Posts: 16,769 Member
    We never go out to dinner on Valentine's Day. My husband calls it "amateur night" as all the couples who never go out converge on every halfway decent restaurant in town to eat chicken parm and chocolate lava cake.

    I've given up getting my husband presents...ever since I tried to surprise him with a new sand wedge for his birthday years ago...at the time I knew nothing about golf, but I asked my boss (an avid golfer) for advice, and picked out a club for him. Then the weekend before his birthday my husband (then fiancé) went to play a round with a friend and came back with a brand new sand wedge he'd bought himself at the pro shop.
  • Posts: 3,165 Member
    I'm hoping the op will advise what they gave so I can give my wife some idea.
  • Posts: 213 Member
    A blowie. Duh.
  • Posts: 213 Member
    I'm kidding (kind of). I have no idea. Probably something Batman-related.
  • Posts: 624 Member
    Probably nothing, since he thinks the holiday is stupid. We are planning on going to the gym, and watching "Pumping Iron" together though, so I guess that
  • Posts: 213 Member
    Steak and a stack of singles for an outting to a strip club.

    Girl, you da real MVP.
  • Posts: 158 Member
    A divorce.
  • Posts: 453 Member
    edited January 2015
    An insincere hug and a two-pack of Ho-Hos
  • Posts: 2,447 Member
    I'm going to let him hold the TV remote.


    Kidding. I actually got a baby sitter. We are going to a nice restaurant and then we are going to gamble. Nothing secures your marriage like throwing you hard earned money in a slot machine together.
  • Posts: 413 Member
    Im gonna read this thread till valentines. WOW...
  • Posts: 7 Member
    edited January 2015
    A divorce.

    Welp, that escalated quickly. I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not. :\
  • Posts: 917 Member
    hope my wife doesn't read this, this is up her alley :\
  • Posts: 8,646 Member
    Parnasse wrote: »

    Welp, that escalated quickly. I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not. :\

    Nice edit newbie...
  • Posts: 210 Member
    I usually cook a special meal for us.
  • Posts: 1,584
    A divorce.

    I laughed. :flowerforyou:
  • Posts: 3,165 Member
    A blowie. Duh.
    I'm kidding (kind of). I have no idea. Probably something Batman-related.

    A blowie in a catwoman suit?
  • Posts: 16,769 Member
    edited January 2015
    A blowie. Duh.

    Thought of this...but then what would I give him for his birthday in April. ;)
  • Posts: 8,646 Member
    edited January 2015
    ilfaith wrote: »

    Thought of this...but then what would I give him for his birthday in April. ;)

    woman logic...smdh
  • Posts: 5,585 Member
    assuming every women is dating a man how heteronormative of you mfp

    but if i had a man or a women id prob be getting them candy and me in latex
  • Posts: 8,646 Member
    salembambi wrote: »
    assuming every women is dating a man how heteronormative of you mfp

    but if i had a man or a women id prob be getting them candy and me in latex

    discussing any other orientation is typically frowned upon here, so apologies for trying to conform to forum standards.
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    Question. Why are people acting like a bj is something special set aside for special occasions?

    And yes, I swallow.
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  • Posts: 252 Member
    I'm just going to play video games and ignore him all night. If I get my new boyfriend a present, he might assume that I'm nice or something ridiculous like that. We can't be having that precedent set. tsk tsk.
  • Posts: 5,044 Member
    _John_ wrote: »

    discussing any other orientation is typically frowned upon here, so apologies for trying to conform to forum standards.

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  • Posts: 10,740 Member
    ilfaith wrote: »
    We never go out to dinner on Valentine's Day. My husband calls it "amateur night" as all the couples who never go out converge on every halfway decent restaurant in town to eat chicken parm and chocolate lava cake.

    YES!!! So much of this...I'm dying :smiley:

    The stuff that is standard for Valentine's Day like flowers, wine, chocolate, dinner out, romancey pants stuff, is pretty much like our lifestyle to be honest. So it's hard to outdo one another on that day. We'll probably do something very similar to every other week. A little trip out of town and maybe something we haven't tried before. Silly handmade cards. Maybe a special weekend trip since his birthday is a few days after Feb 14.

  • Posts: 3,415 Member
    Whatever he wants
  • Posts: 477 Member
    edited January 2015
    If he has been a god boy Chanel No. 5 and a wining smile If his been naughty I'll add boots and walk on his back, either way he gets a smile, so all is good.
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