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***Official*** thread for all of the guys in relationships, but have a cool enough girlfriend/wife to realize how ridiculous Valentine's Day is and could care less about celebrating it.

My girl doesn't want or expect flowers, teddy bears, candy or even a card. God bless cool chicks.

 
It's my birthday. So I make plans for her for Valentine's day

BUT........

last year she made plans for me, so we threw mine out the window and ignored that it was Valentine's. It was pretty awesome.

 
It's my birthday. So I make plans for her for Valentine's day

BUT........

last year she made plans for me, so we threw mine out the window and ignored that it was Valentine's. It was pretty awesome.
For your birthday this year you should go home tonight and say the following...All I want is ONE thing for my birthday this year.....to no longer recognize Valentine's Day ever again. No card giving, nothing. It would be the best gift anybody has ever given me.

 
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So you do something nice for your SO. We should all probably be doing that more often anyway.
Exactly. You should do it randomly throughout the year whenever you feel like it....not guilted into it because society decided this should be that day, and if you don't expect hell.
 
I usually just cook a nice meal for us. No cards or other stuff. It's kind of nice to just relax and take the time out to focus on how much we appreciate each other, but there's no need to spend a bunch of money or do something extravagant to acknowledge that.

 
***Official*** thread for all of the guys in relationships, but have a cool enough girlfriend/wife to realize how ridiculous Valentine's Day is and could care less about celebrating it.My girl doesn't want or expect flowers, teddy bears, candy or even a card. God bless cool chicks.
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***Official*** thread for all of the guys in relationships, but have a cool enough girlfriend/wife to realize how ridiculous Valentine's Day is and could care less about celebrating it.My girl doesn't want or expect flowers, teddy bears, candy or even a card. God bless cool chicks.
:kicksrock: Thrilled that I have a girlfriend that recognizes it as the Hallmark holiday it is.
 
Don't be such drama queens. It's one day a year
This. Do something nice for your gf/wife, get her some flowers, go to dinner together. Is it really that difficult? I mean, is it the 30 bucks you have to lay out to buy her some flowers, or is it that you have to sit and have dinner with her?
 
Don't be such drama queens. It's one day a year, and unless you totally screw it up, you get some secks out of the deal.
I find it amusing how hard it is for some guys to get secks with their significant other. If this is really all you're looking for and the only way to get her to give it up, than make her a nice dinner on Feb. 5th. It will mean more to her anyways because she'll know you're doing it just because you do really appreciate and love her and not because you feel forced into being nice for a day.
 
Dear girlfriend of three months,

I can't imagine breaking up with someone on Valentine's Day. But I am doing it anyway.

Gordon

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Dear Sugar Sweet,

First you were my lover, and now you are also my best friend. With Carl, it went the other way.

Gordon

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Dear Feb. 14th Girl,

They say no two snowflakes are alike. But your sister feels awfully similar.

Gordon

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Hey Girlfriend,

Do you ever love someone so much that it hurts? I do. That's why I now numb my privates with novocain.

Gordon

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Dear Sugarlips,

Is there anything as big as our love? Yes. Your ###. Eat less,

Gordon

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Dear Cupid arrow-receiver,

What can I say after five years together?

Oh, I know. Kill me.

Gordon

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Dear Committed Lover,

Anyone can get a tattoo, but a hot branding iron REALLY says you're mine. Be ready.

Gordon

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Dear Sentimental Safety Girl,

If your house burns down, which picture of me would you take? Tell you what, I'll choose for you, after I discard the kerosene and torch.

Gordon

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Dear Valentine,

What do you do when you love someone so much that it makes you want to kill them? I send them a card. Happy Valentine's Day.

Gordon

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Dear cuddly girl,

Our love is like a work of art. But not like the Mona Lisa. More like something involving urine.

Gordon

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Dear lover,

I know you're often creeped out when you awaken in the middle of the night and I am standing over your bed with a hammer in my hand. But I am just like that.

Gordon

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Dear Valentine,

When I think of you, I think of love. The kind of love that involves a leather mask and a gimp.

Gordon
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Don't be such drama queens. It's one day a year, and unless you totally screw it up, you get some secks out of the deal.
I find it amusing how hard it is for some guys to get secks with their significant other. If this is really all you're looking for and the only way to get her to give it up, than make her a nice dinner on Feb. 5th. It will mean more to her anyways because she'll know you're doing it just because you do really appreciate and love her and not because you feel forced into being nice for a day.
Where did I say that?
 
Don't be such drama queens. It's one day a year
This. Do something nice for your gf/wife, get her some flowers, go to dinner together. Is it really that difficult? I mean, is it the 30 bucks you have to lay out to buy her some flowers, or is it that you have to sit and have dinner with her?
It has nothing to do with the money or time, it has to do with feeling forced to do it because someone randomly decided Feb. 14th would be a good day to guilt men into being affectionate to their SO.Do the flower, dinner thing on Feb 11th and it will be much more meaningful.
 
Don't be such drama queens. It's one day a year, and unless you totally screw it up, you get some secks out of the deal.
I find it amusing how hard it is for some guys to get secks with their significant other. If this is really all you're looking for and the only way to get her to give it up, than make her a nice dinner on Feb. 5th. It will mean more to her anyways because she'll know you're doing it just because you do really appreciate and love her and not because you feel forced into being nice for a day.
Where did I say that?
I didn't say that's what you said. But per your original response the upside for guys in the V-Day situation is they have a better chance at gettings secks. I find it sad that the only enjoyment guys get out of this day is that their chances of getting laid goes up from 22% to 68%.
 
I always get something for my wife on Valentine's day, and I like it.

I like making new year's resolutions, getting my wife a cake for her birthday, giving something up for Lent, having a Thanksgiving turkey and a Christmas ham, watching fireworks with kids on July 4th, and going to barbecues on Memorial Day and Labor Day. I dance at weddings, and I'll even do the chicken dance from my table, but I'll sit out for the electric slide. I give gifts on Christmas, but only to my mother, my wife, friend's kids, or to a friend for whom I saw something I know they'd really like.

If you want to do something nice for her on February 5th, go ahead. But that doesn't mean that you shouldn't do something for her on Valentine's Day. Maybe I've been brainwashed by Hallmark, but I think traditions have a place in society, and I enjoy them.

 
***Official*** thread for all of the guys in relationships, but have a cool enough girlfriend/wife to realize how ridiculous Valentine's Day is and could care less about celebrating it.My girl doesn't want or expect flowers, teddy bears, candy or even a card. God bless cool chicks.
Your "girl" is a blow-up doll, isn't she?
 
Don't be such drama queens. It's one day a year
This. Do something nice for your gf/wife, get her some flowers, go to dinner together. Is it really that difficult? I mean, is it the 30 bucks you have to lay out to buy her some flowers, or is it that you have to sit and have dinner with her?
It has nothing to do with the money or time, it has to do with feeling forced to do it because someone randomly decided Feb. 14th would be a good day to guilt men into being affectionate to their SO.Do the flower, dinner thing on Feb 11th and it will be much more meaningful.
Do you tell trick or treaters that you don't give out candy on that randomly selected day and to come back in August, right after you eat your Thanksgiving turkey if they want anything?
 
Mrs. Osaurus and I don't do anything on Valentine's Day. Our anniversary and birthdays are enough and reserved for celebration.

 
Mrs. Osaurus and I don't do anything on Valentine's Day. Our anniversary and birthdays are enough and reserved for celebration.
Good man.The only date that we buy nicer gifts throughout the year for each other are our birthdays.We've agreed no gift (not even cards) for Valentines Day, Sweetest Day, Christmas, etc.. We used to just get only an ornament for each other for Christmas, but this year about 2 weeks prior she suggested we stop with that nonsense from now on as we already have enough ornamants to fill our tree. :goodposting:
 
I could see being adamantly opposed to v-day if your significant other expected diamonds and dinner at Le Cirque, but if she's like most women, a small token of affection like flowers and a card and/or making her a nice dinner is all that's expected. And I know I always receive a small gift, too. Making these kinds of gestures on this specific traditional day doesn't preclude you from doing nice things for your wife/gf during other times of the year, either, so I don't really get the hate. :goodposting:

 
Mrs. Osaurus and I don't do anything on Valentine's Day. Our anniversary and birthdays are enough and reserved for celebration.
Good man.The only date that we buy nicer gifts throughout the year for each other are our birthdays.We've agreed no gift (not even cards) for Valentines Day, Sweetest Day, Christmas, etc.. We used to just get only an ornament for each other for Christmas, but this year about 2 weeks prior she suggested we stop with that nonsense from now on as we already have enough ornamants to fill our tree. :thumbup:
You guys sure sound fun to be around.
 
Mrs. Osaurus and I don't do anything on Valentine's Day. Our anniversary and birthdays are enough and reserved for celebration.
Good man.The only date that we buy nicer gifts throughout the year for each other are our birthdays.We've agreed no gift (not even cards) for Valentines Day, Sweetest Day, Christmas, etc.. We used to just get only an ornament for each other for Christmas, but this year about 2 weeks prior she suggested we stop with that nonsense from now on as we already have enough ornamants to fill our tree. :thumbup:
You guys sure sound fun to be around.
:lmao:Cut him some slack. He spends all his money on clothes.
 
We buy stuff for the kids and use it as a date night. Expectations seemed higher when I was single with a girlfriend.

 
cant wait till its over. Hurray for the start of dating season :thumbup:
V-Day is the best night to be out "creeping". So many vulnerable women out that night with their other single friends getting :lmao: and looking for man love.
 
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Mrs. Osaurus and I don't do anything on Valentine's Day. Our anniversary and birthdays are enough and reserved for celebration.
Good man.The only date that we buy nicer gifts throughout the year for each other are our birthdays.We've agreed no gift (not even cards) for Valentines Day, Sweetest Day, Christmas, etc.. We used to just get only an ornament for each other for Christmas, but this year about 2 weeks prior she suggested we stop with that nonsense from now on as we already have enough ornamants to fill our tree. :thumbup:
You guys sure sound fun to be around.
Oh yeah I forgot, opening a card with a bedazzled heart on it is sooooo FUN! Most guys wish they could have this setup but just know it's never possible so feel better mocking it instead.
 
Don't be such drama queens. It's one day a year, and unless you totally screw it up, you get some secks out of the deal.
:lmao: Yep, I freaking love Valentine's Day. Minimal effort and she's about as excited as she's gonna get. Out of the ten best total days of my life 3-4 of them were probably a past V-day.
 
Shooter McGavin said:
I could see being adamantly opposed to v-day if your significant other expected diamonds and dinner at Le Cirque, but if she's like most women, a small token of affection like flowers and a card and/or making her a nice dinner is all that's expected. And I know I always receive a small gift, too. Making these kinds of gestures on this specific traditional day doesn't preclude you from doing nice things for your wife/gf during other times of the year, either, so I don't really get the hate. :lmao:
:lmao:
 
offdee said:
Mrs. Osaurus and I don't do anything on Valentine's Day. Our anniversary and birthdays are enough and reserved for celebration.
Good man.The only date that we buy nicer gifts throughout the year for each other are our birthdays.

We've agreed no gift (not even cards) for Valentines Day, Sweetest Day, Christmas, etc.. We used to just get only an ornament for each other for Christmas, but this year about 2 weeks prior she suggested we stop with that nonsense from now on as we already have enough ornamants to fill our tree. :lmao:
Has anyone here ever celebrated "Sweetest Day"? I've never even heard of it.
 
I don't really get Valentine's day either. If he does something, great. If not, I don't really care. But please NO FLOWERS! Such a waste of money for something that will look like #### in a week. I'd rather save the money to buy something I may actually get use out of.

 
My one and only gripe about Valentine's Day is that girls have zero clue about how to give gifts. The other day I overheard one girl was telling another that she was planning on filling her bf's room up with balloons and laying out chocolates. I expected the other girl to tell her how awful and dumb of an idea that was but instead she encouraged it. Then they both talked up about how girls can be romantic too on Valentine's. They then didn't understand why I told them it was an awful idea.

Best Valentine's Day present I've ever gotten was a card with a red condom inside it. Written inside the card was one phrase: "enjoy me how you want." Probably cost her 5 bucks but it was everything I ever wanted. Seriously, I don't see how it passes most girls by that some slightly outside the norm sexual gift isn't the best and easiest way to go.

 
cant wait till its over. Hurray for the start of dating season :lmao:
V-Day is the best night to be out "creeping". So many vulnerable women out that night with their other single friends getting :lmao: and looking for man love.
used to run this game back in college. got scared off when the girl i brought home my senior year called me "honey" in the morning and cried hysterically when i broke off communication a week later (She actually screamed "But we met on VALENTINES day!!!!" as she bawled uncontrolably into a pillow).And i'm really not that great a catch. women are just insane.
 
cant wait till its over. Hurray for the start of dating season :lmao:
V-Day is the best night to be out "creeping". So many vulnerable women out that night with their other single friends getting :lmao: and looking for man love.
used to run this game back in college. got scared off when the girl i brought home my senior year called me "honey" in the morning and cried hysterically when i broke off communication a week later (She actually screamed "But we met on VALENTINES day!!!!" as she bawled uncontrolably into a pillow).And i'm really not that great a catch. women are just insane.
:lmao: I think if I were single again, the last thing I would do is creep on Valentine's Day. A cautionary tale indeed.
 
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girls have zero clue about how to give gifts. The other day I overheard one girl was telling another that she was planning on filling her bf's room up with balloons and laying out chocolates. I expected the other girl to tell her how awful and dumb of an idea that was but instead she encouraged it. Then they both talked up about how girls can be romantic too on Valentine's. They then didn't understand why I told them it was an awful idea.
That's why Valentine's Day is just a selfish woman holiday. Even when they are giving out gifts really all they are doing is giving what they wish THEY would have done for them so they can brag about it to their friends.What guy would really walk into a room full of balloons and flower petals or chocolates on a bed and think it was great? And what woman is so out of touch with men that they think this is a great idea?
 
cant wait till its over. Hurray for the start of dating season :lmao:
V-Day is the best night to be out "creeping". So many vulnerable women out that night with their other single friends getting :lmao: and looking for man love.
used to run this game back in college. got scared off when the girl i brought home my senior year called me "honey" in the morning and cried hysterically when i broke off communication a week later (She actually screamed "But we met on VALENTINES day!!!!" as she bawled uncontrolably into a pillow).And i'm really not that great a catch. women are just insane.
I apologize for taking so long to upgrade TLEF. Good stuff here as usual.But we met on VALENTINES day!!! :lmao:

 
girls have zero clue about how to give gifts. The other day I overheard one girl was telling another that she was planning on filling her bf's room up with balloons and laying out chocolates. I expected the other girl to tell her how awful and dumb of an idea that was but instead she encouraged it. Then they both talked up about how girls can be romantic too on Valentine's. They then didn't understand why I told them it was an awful idea.
That's why Valentine's Day is just a selfish woman holiday. Even when they are giving out gifts really all they are doing is giving what they wish THEY would have done for them so they can brag about it to their friends.What guy would really walk into a room full of balloons and flower petals or chocolates on a bed and think it was great? And what woman is so out of touch with men that they think this is a great idea?
:penalty:
 
Don't be such drama queens. It's one day a year, and unless you totally screw it up, you get some secks out of the deal.
:rolleyes:
Yeah, its very tough to go online, send some chocolate covered strawberries or some sort of different flowers (anything but roses for my wife). Took me 10 mins and less than 100 bucks to do both. :shrug:"
Pretty funny for someone to write "rid1culousness" of something else.
 
Don't be such drama queens. It's one day a year, and unless you totally screw it up, you get some secks out of the deal.
:clap:
Yeah, its very tough to go online, send some chocolate covered strawberries or some sort of different flowers (anything but roses for my wife). Took me 10 mins and less than 100 bucks to do both. :thumbup:"
And that must have been so rewarding for you. So special.
Yes... because I did it for me. :jawdrop:
 
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