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Originally Posted by Nightbat®
Nope it isn't, since when do you need a date in your agenda to be romantic
and wouldn't it be more possible to be romantically with eachother if it were a real
holiday and the both of you actually *gasp* had a day off?
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When did I ever state that you couldn’t be romantic without a date?
Regarding your other sardonic comment. Considering the topic is about Valentines Day, I’m typing specifically about what I plan to do on that particular day, since that’s what the original poster asked. This has nothing to do with what I plan to do on any other day, nor can I see how it is relevant.
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On a further note to Nightbat to conclude this dispute. Valentines Day is only a bit of fun, or at least for me. I don’t see it as the pinnacle day of love or anything like that but merely for what it represents. It’s like Christmas, it’s fun to celebrate it, or in this case, do something romantic. This doesn’t necessarily mean I won’t do something romantic any other day of the year, not at all, of course I will… All I was saying was, don't frown upon something like Valentines Day, but rather, single or not, like I said before, make the most of it.