to me, v day is another day in the calender. i don't need a special occasion to show love. what's more, the gesture of love will lose the element of surprise.Originally posted by Farmer Brown:As we all know.. the V day is coming.. for many, its a time to renew your vows spend loads of money to express your love and maybe hopefully profess your undyin feelings for that special someone.
For others, its a time to earn money from the suckers above. Strangely, no matter how many times we discuss this, the whole world still goes ahead and gets cheated.
and for some (ME!!) its a time to reflect our loneliness and lack of "luck" haha.. come on ppl.. share your thoughts..
Originally posted by Rad:This year vdae like damn crap. I dunnoe why, seems like everyone and every company is selling out. First MTV, then all the other companies. Today I even saw a McDonalds Vdae thing. What the hell is wrong with Singaporeans. Everything also much cash-in till like that.
Uh huh.. especially if he didn't fork out $200 on a decent size bouquet. Ahaha..Originally posted by Devil1976:To each their own... It may be a day where love shows and grows... It may also be a day where doubts show and misunderstandings grow... Because to each their own....
That's really wonderful... Love in its Simplicity....Originally posted by Lingos:Uh huh.. especially if he didn't fork out $200 on a decent size bouquet. Ahaha..
I mean.. i see him everyday when i go home. We cook, clean and do the laundry together. I really don't need a special day to do something special when every weekend is!
Yeah, know what you mean. Then again, it's one of those things you do because you want to, rather than because you have to, so who needs a reason?Originally posted by Lingos:Uh huh.. especially if he didn't fork out $200 on a decent size bouquet. Ahaha..
I mean.. i see him everyday when i go home. We cook, clean and do the laundry together. I really don't need a special day to do something special when every weekend is!
to me, v day is another day in the calender. i don't need a special occasion to show love. what's more, the gesture of love will lose the element of surprise.True
well said well said...Originally posted by Lingos:I mean.. i see him everyday when i go home. We cook, clean and do the laundry together. I really don't need a special day to do something special when every weekend is!
Originally posted by Rad:Yeah. I be a guy. Last year I baked cookies for my now ex and topped it up with a rose. Simple and sweet.
This year Im unattached. But got targetA close friend of mine, which is a bit ackward. But maybe something in the name of friendship. Heh Heh. *evil grin*
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Exactly Dude!!Originally posted by Gedanken:Yeah, know what you mean. Then again, it's one of those things you do because you want to, rather than because you have to, so who needs a reason?![]()
hmm yea... k that's what i meant...Originally posted by Gedanken:FB, I don't think people are against it, but they're saying that the other 364 days of the year should be no different. Hey, for myself, I just paid an onscene amount to send 2 dozen roses and a botle of wine to my girlfriend. She's in Melbourne at the moment and we're going to have a webcam drinks session on Saturday.
Anyway, the point is that the commercialisation of Valentine's Day really leaves a bad taste, and justifiably so. The implicit message almost becomes, "Buy a gift for your loved one today - we need the money".
Lingos: yeah, know what you mean - damned if I'm going to be fighting my way through crowds of couples doing their Eng and Chang impersonation!![]()
Oh christ.. no offence.. especially in Singapore, where the ex thinks it's a fantastic idea to wear the similar tops. Apparently it's cute and romantic to be conjoined twins... ahaha.. no better way to show you're together. eeeeEkkk..Originally posted by Gedanken:Lingos: yeah, know what you mean - damned if I'm going to be fighting my way through crowds of couples doing their Eng and Chang impersonation!![]()