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I have worked with men my whole life. I am more comfortable having cocktails with a group of guys than I am with a group of girls. They tell me things they don't tell their girlfriends or their wives.
Girl, I'm here to tell you:
He doesn't want a tie or cologne for Valentine's Day.
He wants your booty.
He wants your booty.
He's buying some cute trinket or purse for you. All he wants for February 14th is some V-Day action. Sorry. 99.8% of the men I know complain about the lack of booty. So to make your man's Valentine's Day, or any day for that matter, give it up. Give something up.
Now that we have that out of the way, these are fun gifts he might actually like. Again, this is from years of mingling with guys who complain about the lame gifts (most of them) and brag about the cool gifts (rare) the women in their lives give them.
Do you celebrate the Hallmark holiday? Personally, we stay in on Valentine's Day. It, like New Year's Eve, is another amateur night when people who never go out venture out for dinner at restaurants that dumb down their menus to feed the masses. Man, I sound old and bitter.
What are you Valentine's Day plans?
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More blunt than I expected there, Gina, but I won't disagree with you.
ReplyDeleteHAH! I am the queen of blunt. I have to edit myself here.
ReplyDeleteI have worked (at various jobs) with more men in my life, than I have women. Still have more close male friends, than close female friends. And Gina, you are right on target! When I was married, we always stayed at home on New Year's and Valentines. Was a much more enjoyable evening not fighting the crowds, traffic, and gave us an enjoyable, and romantic evening alone. Even with a significant other - enjoyed cooking dinner, a movie (or favorite show to watch), etc.
ReplyDeleteGet after it Gina! Don't hold back! =)
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