Valentine's Day

Oh damn...

[MENTION=13730]PintoBean[/MENTION] in lacey panties.... [MENTION=13729]Free[/MENTION] in cat ears and a tail....

*wipes drool from chin*

*buys the Godiva factory for you both*

*dies from overstimulation*
 
Oh damn...

[MENTION=13730]PintoBean[/MENTION] in lacey panties.... [MENTION=13729]Free[/MENTION] in cat ears and a tail....

*wipes drool from chin*

*buys the Godiva factory for you both*

*dies from overstimulation*

:m026:
 
Ok guys, here's a little V-day story for all you haters out there.

13 years ago, My bf did the wonderfully cheesy thing and proposed on Valentine's Day. 3 months later he was killed in a car accident. Some years and a husband later, look at me, being an uncontrollable sap, totally splurging on yummy chocolates and silly gifts (that I said I wouldn't buy in an earlier post, btw) and even buying a sexy li'l cat ears and tail set for playtime later. I am completely embracing the wonderful sappiness of this holiday now and no one can stop me! [MENTION=13730]PintoBean[/MENTION] I blame/thank you. <3

This post is bittersweet. I am always sad to think of your loss.
On the other hand, yes indeed, any excuse for festivity in my book. Perhaps everyday should be the holiday of love, but life though. I really think the cat ears and tail sound fantastic and would like to acquire some of of my own. I am a dog person...but this doesn't quite have the same appeal:D
 
I am a dog person...but this doesn't quite have the same appeal:D


...but it could

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Be a little foxy fox instead of a little [STRIKE]pu[/STRIKE]... kitty. heh
 
I think any holiday is what you make it.

If you want it to be a fun day, it'll be a fun day.

If you want it to be a day to celebrate chocolate, gorge yourself on chocolatey goodness.

If you want to use it as an excuse for sexytimes, go for it.

Along the same lines, if you think negatively of it, you're simply making that negativity a reality for yourself.

It's up to you.

For some people certain holidays/commemorations bring good feelings; for some, such days bring blue feelings.

I think it is more important to be accepting of other's feelings than prescriptive, or expecting that they can will them to be different.

Emotional repression may be consciously possible, but always comes at the expense of expression. If someone is feeling blue because of isolation, limiting expression may only make the situation worse.





For me Valentine's day is neither good, nor bad. However, if I were coupled, I expect it would give me the shits in terms of being another day when women can abandon all principles of equality and spontaneity, expecting to be showered with exotic gifts, dinners, and entertainments. I call for Valentine's day to be reformed, so that the custom becomes established, whereby women on that day alone are expected to hand-feed individually peeled grapes to their men, while he reclines in comfort.
 
I suppose Valentines day would be more interesting if you actually wanted to celebrate it rather than feeling as if it was expected.
I suppose I dont really like expectations. I do so much better without them.
 
For some people certain holidays/commemorations bring good feelings; for some, such days bring blue feelings.

I think it is more important to be accepting of other's feelings than prescriptive, or expecting that they can will them to be different.

Emotional repression may be consciously possible, but always comes at the expense of expression. If someone is feeling blue because of isolation, limiting expression may only make the situation worse.





For me Valentine's day is neither good, nor bad. However, if I were coupled, I expect it would give me the shits in terms of being another day when women can abandon all principles of equality and spontaneity, expecting to be showered with exotic gifts, dinners, and entertainments. I call for Valentine's day to be reformed, so that the custom becomes established, whereby women on that day alone are expected to hand-feed individually peeled grapes to their men, while he reclines in comfort.

I don't expect anything on Valentine's Day - for me it's just another day, and I would never want to place such expectations on someone else. If I give a gift, whenever I give it (on a holiday or otherwise), I don't have any desire for reciprocation. Everyone is different though - I imagine there are indeed both women and men who would expect such things as you described. For some, I also imagine they give gifts just to show appreciation for those they love, regardless of it being necessary to do such a thing.

I do agree, people should be free to feel whatever it is they feel.
 
I suppose Valentines day would be more interesting if you actually wanted to celebrate it rather than feeling as if it was expected.
I suppose I dont really like expectations. I do so much better without them.

I'm with you on the expectation part of it. I think it should be done with light-hearted whimsy and absolutely no reciprocity required. I can get past the commercialism of it all, but what I really don't like is that it's targeted specifically to couples. I'm going to celebrate love and all whom I love, not just a romantic partner. My friends, my family, everyone that I have little warm fuzzies for, everyone. And although I firmly believe in celebrating this love every single day, I'm still celebrating V-day like a mad fool. Little gifts and chocolates, little love notes to my friends and family- all intended to put a smile on their faces, nothing more.

I wish each and every one of you a Happy Valentine's Day! <3
 
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This thread got very sexy. Me gusta.
 
This thread is not sexy at all to me. If my woman dressed up like a cat, a dog, a fox, a rabbit, a wild boar, a rhino, an elephant, any animal. It would just seem weird to me.
 
For some people certain holidays/commemorations bring good feelings; for some, such days bring blue feelings.

I think it is more important to be accepting of other's feelings than prescriptive, or expecting that they can will them to be different.

Emotional repression may be consciously possible, but always comes at the expense of expression. If someone is feeling blue because of isolation, limiting expression may only make the situation worse.





For me Valentine's day is neither good, nor bad. However, if I were coupled, I expect it would give me the shits in terms of being another day when women can abandon all principles of equality and spontaneity, expecting to be showered with exotic gifts, dinners, and entertainments. I call for Valentine's day to be reformed, so that the custom becomes established, whereby women on that day alone are expected to hand-feed individually peeled grapes to their men, while he reclines in comfort.

I see what you are saying. But I swear not all women are the same that way! I just enjoy things for what they are and my husband does what he wants. For example, I buy him gifts because it is fun for me, but I don't actually expect anything in return except his love and appreciation (which I get anyway). Gift exchange has never been a big deal for us, and I suspect it is not for many. He doesn't buy me V-Day gifts and I don't really care because things like cut flowers and such are really expensive, especially around that day. We enjoy the sales after as I think someone else here mentioned. It is sad that some women turn a potentially fun day into into one of entitlement and dread.
 
I'll confess I am so cold lately (temps dropping to near zero) that I never want to get naked anyway. I just ordered these sexy little numbers though to go with my jeggings and combat boots.
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Happy V-Day to all y'all unmatched movers and shakers.

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