What are your plans for Valentine's Day?

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Anonymous wrote:Divorcing

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Mid-40s. We use Resort Pass to get a day pass to a local hotel and we spend the day having lots of naked time. We bring a bottle of wine, some great snacks, and spend 5 hours reconnecting without the risk of a kid knocking on the door.

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Late 40s married for 20+ years. Will be going to a nice restaurant and maybe a show (our children are old enough to not need babysitters) and then having a fun private time.

We also always do gifts and include the children in the gifts as well. I enjoy an excuse for celebrating and I am not cool enough to dislike a Hallmark holiday.

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Anonymous wrote:Age 40/30, dating 6 months. We’re going to a drag burlesque show and seeing a psychic.

Love this have fun!!

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Married 49 years in our 60s nothing absolutely nothing

Love that others are having fun with it.

We have a great marriage we celebrate the date of our first date that’s our Valentine’s Day

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Anonymous wrote:Divorcing

Congratulations! Life gets better, I promise.

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Taking my child to her sports competition and thinking about how my STBX took 17 years of our life together and threw it in the garbage can by filing for divorce because he was tired of doing chores and sharing his schedule with me.

And then probably making nachos.

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This is the official National F*** Day, any minimal plan would get you laid.

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Anonymous wrote:Late 40s, married 23 years, no plans, no gifts. Never have had plans except maybe the first year we were dating, and we’re ok with that.

Same. It's just a day to avoid restaurants for us.

Same, married 15 years. It was maybe an excuse to do something fun before we had kids. Now it's really about getting the kids some candy and sending Valentines cards to school.

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Having dinner at a restaurant in Clifton. I'm 55 and he's 65. Together 23 years.

I have always loved Valentine's Day, and always will. But I am a romantic at heart and I love holidays in general.

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Anonymous wrote:Heart-shaped pancakes for the kids, who will be spending the rest of the day at their dad's. A relaxing day alone(ish) for me. I may buy myself chocolates and/or flowers. We'll probably do ravioli or something for dinner the night before.

Do it. Get both, and make it an expensive bouquet and nice chocolate.

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Anonymous wrote:48/50 together 32 years. We will be celebrating our grandsons 14th birthday since he is a valentines baby. Other than that nothing as valentines day is not a big deal to either of us.

You're 48 and 50 and have a 14yo grandson?

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Anonymous wrote:Age 40/30, dating 6 months. We’re going to a drag burlesque show and seeing a psychic.

Love this have fun!!

Ha, thanks. Well, I will be having fun. He backed out; he’s pretty conservative/Christian. Kinda weird he didn’t say anything when I was first planning it and waited until a week before. But, I’ll still be going and having fun. If I have to sit through another Valentines Day where a dude takes me to a mediocre restaurant then expects crazy sex afterwards, I may very well die.

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We will meet at a hotel in DC and have hot sex. We are in our 40s.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Age 40/30, dating 6 months. We’re going to a drag burlesque show and seeing a psychic.

Love this have fun!!

Ha, thanks. Well, I will be having fun. He backed out; he’s pretty conservative/Christian. Kinda weird he didn’t say anything when I was first planning it and waited until a week before. But, I’ll still be going and having fun. If I have to sit through another Valentines Day where a dude takes me to a mediocre restaurant then expects crazy sex afterwards, I may very well die.

There is no rule that says you have to eat at mediocre restaurants. Make the reservation yourself.