Valentines day humbug!

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C_Mababejive wrote: »

Now I am probably more cynical than average and i dont go in for rampant commercialism. Nor do i follow trends, fashion labels or any other kind of label.

But i think there is nothing so empty and cold as a breakfast table without a simple valentines card.

It costs very little but is worth so much.

a simple expression of caring and appreciation..nothing fancy or expensive.

I think there is nothing so shallow as a show of love when told to do so by others.

BlueBella

Me spinster? No! Young, free and single that's me!

JessicAhh

BlueBella wrote: »

Me spinster? No! Young, free and single that's me!

Love this picture - that is actually how I imagine you, when I see your posts, BlueBella!

LadyMorticia

I'm married so no spinster here. We just don't need one day a year to show we love eachother. Valentines Day is so commercialised!

BlueBella

LadyMorticia wrote: »

I'm married so no spinster here. We just don't need one day a year to show we love eachother. Valentines Day is so commercialised!

My thoughts exactly! I'm single now but even if I was with a partner, I would prefer us both to show love and affection every day and not just on this one day!

JessicAhh

I was joking with the spinster comment... I just liked the swarthy cat picture...

After we got married, I think V's Day became less of a 'thing' for us. We still go out for dinner, etc, but it's not the big cataclysmic event with a month of planning that it was for our first one together.

sax11

I've never done V day when i was young and dating or when i was married , definately won't do it now divorced.
I try and avoid any 'celebration' day as much as possible.

JessicAhh

mclarkie

I never really bothered with V day until I started comping, now it's just a blooming annoyance. as are all the other special days.

claire21

I pinched someone's stock answer off here, so where is the most romantic place you have been or want to go = Swindon!