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      I secured a date earlier in the week. It will be our first date but we've been DM'ing on Instagram for the past couple months.

      Still trying to figure out the appropriate restaurant to take a gal on a first date on Valentine's Day. Tricky stuff. I'm thinking somewhere in between Burger King and Applebee's. Any suggestions?




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      ClubSilencio wrote: »
      I secured a date earlier in the week. It will be our first date but we've been DM'ing on Instagram for the past couple months.

      Still trying to figure out the appropriate restaurant to take a gal on a first date on Valentine's Day. Tricky stuff. I'm thinking somewhere in between Burger King and Applebee's. Any suggestions?




      Since you've been interacting with, her for a couple of months; I'd choose Applebee's!
    • Posts: 1,639 Member
      I have a 10 lb bag of fancy Callebaut chocolate, an All Clad fondue pot, a crapload of fruit, cakes, cookies, and marshmallow peep hearts from the grocery, and my daughter's friends are coming over Saturday night for a slumber party. We are going to watch both the Johnny Depp and Gene Wilder takes on Willy Wonka, and eat chocolate till we puke. (In past years I would watch Johnny Depp in Chocolat by myself and eat artisan chocolates but my 10 year old said that was boring).
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      RoxieDawn wrote: »
      Get lucky and eat chocolate, my daughters birthday is the 15th and I am going to concert on Thursday which is part of my Valentines present.

      I hope getting lucky and eating chocolate are included in my day, too... I am not optimistic. Heh.
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      ^These shenanigans will not be logged. I will deny everything.
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      ClubSilencio wrote: »
      I secured a date earlier in the week. It will be our first date but we've been DM'ing on Instagram for the past couple months.

      Still trying to figure out the appropriate restaurant to take a gal on a first date on Valentine's Day. Tricky stuff. I'm thinking somewhere in between Burger King and Applebee's. Any suggestions?




      What's Applebee's like? You want to go somewhere comfortable for you both where you can relax and enjoy good food with a good atmosphere :)
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      I am not a party person but I am being forced to throw a valentine party. It is frikkin hard to plan for parties for me and yet here I am. At the same time, being on a diet does not help as I cannot eat in my own party :-). I am looking for some suggestions on where can I find good valentine party ideas. One of my friends suggested www,paarteez.com. Seems to be good but any other suggestions?
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      ClubSilencio wrote: »
      I secured a date earlier in the week. It will be our first date but we've been DM'ing on Instagram for the past couple months.

      Still trying to figure out the appropriate restaurant to take a gal on a first date on Valentine's Day. Tricky stuff. I'm thinking somewhere in between Burger King and Applebee's. Any suggestions?




      Lol. At first date on Valentines day. Skip Burger King, take her to a White Castle/Krystals
    • Posts: 196 Member
      2 am flight with a 4 hour layover...10 hours + 4 hour layover= no fun. Plus alone with animals on this flight :(. I might cry, eat ice cream, have a meltdown, and grab a drink in no particular order. First v day alone in quite some time :(
    • Posts: 57 Member
      Hoping for a sweet Valentine this year. I *kitten* deserve it
    • Posts: 175 Member
      I'm working the day of but I've got a HUGE date planned with my husband. I was so excited, I wrote a whole post about it! It's gonna be grand.
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      happilymegan wrote: »
      Having an anti Valentine's Day party with my friends.

      Oh sounds fun. If I'm not taken next year ill plan one of those
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      miritikvah wrote: »
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      Oh sounds fun. If I'm not taken next year ill plan one of those

      Agreed!
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      Going to enjoy it by not caring about Hallmark holidays.
    • Posts: 514 Member
      We will be staying in, eating pizza, and watching movies all night. I got him some chocolates. This is our first V-day together!
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      Angela937 wrote: »
      What are your plans?

      No special plans. She is my Valentine 365 days each year.
    • Posts: 8,423 Member
      Making family dinner at home. Hoping everyone will be well by then.
      It isn't a big deal holiday to us.
    • Posts: 4,571 Member
      Hopefully sex and wine and maybe chocolate
    • Posts: 61 Member
      Steak and a movie...

      With my dog <3:p
    • Posts: 33,068 Member
      jtegirl1 wrote: »
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      This is why I stay off FB on holidays. No joke.

      Same. I won't go in FB Tuesday, I dance only see so many bouquets of flowers before I want to punch babies.
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      Cerealsensei wrote: »
      John Wick 2

      That sounds like a good plan..I loved the first.

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      jtegirl1 wrote: »
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      Yeah, I won't go through my feed. I may get on to look at some of my favorite meme pages, but that's it. This is my 4th one alone. Last one married I made a nice dinner, cupcakes with pink frosting for his co-workers, red velvet cake balls and strawberries dipped in chocolate for him (I hate strawberries) and he didn't even get me a card. :/

      I am not single, but even though for years, I did the nice dinner, dessert, candles.. Whatever surprises I came up with that year, he has never done anything in return. In 20 years he hasn't even said Happy Valentine's Day, Happy Birthday or Happy Mother's Day let alone get a card, flowers or take me out on those days.. So I quit doing anything for him on any of "his" days a few years ago. At this point, I want to just be single instead of feeling alone all the time even though there is someone here.
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      spending time at the gym
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      RunHardBeStrong wrote: »
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      I am not single, but even though for years, I did the nice dinner, dessert, candles.. Whatever surprises I came up with that year, he has never done anything in return. In 20 years he hasn't even said Happy Valentine's Day, Happy Birthday or Happy Mother's Day let alone get a card, flowers or take me out on those days.. So I quit doing anything for him on any of "his" days a few years ago. At this point, I want to just be single instead of feeling alone all the time even though there is someone here.

      I am not single, either. Married 6 years. My husband is not romantic at all, and I think I taught him that was okay because for a long time I told him I didn't want it. I didn't tell him I didn't want it because I didn't feel like I deserved it. Now I don't know how to tell him I'd like it if he gave it a try every now and then.

      I'm sorry you're going through this. :(
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      jtegirl1 wrote: »
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      Just tell him. It sounds like he does nice things from what you've posted. I'm sure he'd rather know what you really want, then to not know and have you be unhappy.

      I should. But I'm "attack it head on" and he's "I hate confrontation" and there might be a fight lol.
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