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In reply to the discussion: What do men want for Valentine's Day? [View all]malthaussen
(18,581 posts)6. Quality time.
I scarcely know how to help you with this. The poll is terribly limited. As it happens, I don't like jewellery, am not much of a movie-watcher and dislike going to the movies. But I would hope that if I actually had a Valentine, we might share the odd dinner and a bit of the old slap and tickle as an ongoing part of the relationship. So that for Valentine's or any other holiday, what I would want would be a more enhanced or focussed instance of what is ongoing between us.
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Considering I'll be spending it alone I want it to go away that's what I want for valentine's
Arcanetrance
Feb 2014
#32
My huzz said, "that's pretty clever!", when I read it to him, and I say it's cute.
marzipanni
Feb 2014
#66
Thanks for the info on the grill pan and cleaning! Just reading the description of
R B Garr
Feb 2014
#67