CEE DOG
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A lot of guys gone be playing this song on the 15th of Feb. :emlaugh:
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Marriage... The wild animal that continues to defy all rational logic & continuously widens the great strausse of the female one way street lol.Now, I'm being told to buy some flowers and have them sent. Ugggghh!!!
:smh:Marriage... The wild animal that continues to defy all rational logic & continuously widens the great strausse of the female one way street lol.
Good luck Blackn.
Only in America do we buy into such foolishness. Only in America has the socially accepted way to show people that you love them has been equated to spending money. Hallmark created a holiday and convinced us that we would be wrong for not participating. Western Society is screwed up beyond despair....
Also, I get on facebook and I see a bunch of single people crying about being single on V-day and sounding suicidial. I wish some of them would just go ahead and help society by popping some pills.
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I then wondered, what happened before there was a such thing as Valentine's Day? Were people able to have good relationships then? Or were all couples miserable because there was not a designated day to buy women stuff?
^^^ This.
Yesterday, I overheard a woman who has been married 46 years talking to another woman about her marriage and what she thought made it successful. She talked about how hard they worked together to raise a family and build a successful life. Sacrifice, mutual respect and caring. On and on.
The funny thing is I know this couple and I know they don't celebrate holidays. No holidays. Christmas, Thanksgiving, New Year's ... not even ... Valentine's Day. The horror! :scared:
Yet, they have a beautiful relationship that has lasted 46 years. So far.
I then wondered, what happened before there was a such thing as Valentine's Day? Were people able to have good relationships then? Or were all couples miserable because there was not a designated day to buy women stuff?
Folks are doing it wrong. We're told that you're a bad person and not a suitable mate if you don't buy a bunch of crap on this particular day. We're told that she feels loved and special if you buy her a bunch of crap for that day. It's all a lie. People are far too gullible.
Buying stuff for Valentine's Day does not make you a good spouse or partner. Receiving stuff on Valentine's Day does not mean that person loves you or even that you love them. It's all a big lie.
I know a woman who is going to get gifts galore on Valentine's Day. She's going to be catered to and pampered by her husband. Then, instead of going to her regular night shift job, she's going to go to the hotel to be dicked down by her lover. Who SHE is going to cater to and pamper. Who is going to buy her nothing. She's been planning it for weeks. :noidea:
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Y'all do what you want. It doesn't mean what this culture tells you it means though. Sorry. It doesn't.
Now, I'm being told to buy some flowers and have them sent. Ugggghh!!!
That was my first thought. We dont get into this "show" stuff. If I do anything (which I do normally), it's not for show. So when she said that she "WANTS" me to send flowers, I thought "For what?". I dont think she will be getting flowers. I may send her a card. :noidea::smh: :smh:
If she has to TELL you to send flowers on Valentine's Day, it must be for show.
I'm glad my boo and I don't have a problem showing our love for each other regularly. Valentine's Day will not be spent trying to eat in some restaurant. We have date night every week and dinner is a part of it.
Now, I will be getting him a gift as I believe Valentine's Day is for the man as well as the woman.
One thing for sure, y'all dudes are good at telling us women what shouldn't be and how it was MEANT to be...but aren't good at giving women what they really want even when they tell you. Now what's wrong wit that picture? I know, y'all don't have a clue.
Guess we'll continue in this malaise on both sides...
Only in America do we buy into such foolishness. Only in America has the socially accepted way to show people that you love them has been equated to spending money. Hallmark created a holiday and convinced us that we would be wrong for not participating. Western Society is screwed up beyond despair....
Also, I get on facebook and I see a bunch of single people crying about being single on V-day and sounding suicidial. I wish some of them would just go ahead and help society by popping some pills.
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If I just got the ring and there was an engagement party, I would certainly understand on taking it much lighter for V-Day.
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If she has to TELL you to send flowers on Valentine's Day, it must be for show.
I'm glad my boo and I don't have a problem showing our love for each other regularly. Valentine's Day will not be spent trying to eat in some restaurant. We have date night every week and dinner is a part of it.
Now, I will be getting him a gift as I believe Valentine's Day is for the man as well as the woman.
Sad.. I just spent a bunch of dough on a ring, an engagement party and now, I have to buy a vday gift... smh
Man you can lay the groundwork NOW... don't spend a ton of money for next Tuesday. Start this year and your future marriage will be better for it. LOL
Pop, you going down this road too? I'm a day or so away from the ring part, but I'm not going huge on V-day at all.
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If she has to TELL you to send flowers on Valentine's Day, it must be for show.
I'm glad my boo and I don't have a problem showing our love for each other regularly. Valentine's Day will not be spent trying to eat in some restaurant. We have date night every week and dinner is a part of it.
Now, I will be getting him a gift as I believe Valentine's Day is for the man as well as the woman.
So the ring's not the V-Day gift?
So the ring's not the V-Day gift?
Nope. Our anniversary is Monday coming with V-Day right behind it. We really won't be able to do much Monday or Tuesday with our jobs so we are celebrating this weekend. At least she thinks we are celebrating V-Day and the anniversary this weekend. She has no clue what else is coming.
I usually don't go big on V-day unless it's a weekend so everything is setting up just right for this one.