DO have flowers delivered to your girlfriend’s house
DO ask her friends for advice about gift ideas
DO take your girlfriend out to a nice place. No, McDonald’s is not nice.
Don’ts for guys:
DON’T use cheesy lines you found on the Internet
DON’T get any jewelry that is too flashy
DON’T buy the cheapest chocolate you can find
Do’s for girls:
DO give your boyfriend gift ideas IF he asks. Telling him “whatever you want to give me is fine” is not a good idea if he’s asking.
DO remember it really is the thought that counts when it comes to gifts.
DO make sure to give some attention to your single friends. The day of love is not just about you and your significant other.
Don’t’s for girls:
DON’T let your boyfriend do all of the work. Make sure to buy him a gift and be extra sweet, too.
DON’T set expectations. Just enjoy your day together.
DON’T be bossy.
-Go out to eat with a group of your other single friends
-Throw an ‘Anti-Valentine’s Day Party’ and watch scary movies with your friends
-Buy candy for your friends (and some for you too!)
-Listen to songs like Single Ladies and Ridin’ Solo (check Stylebook about song titles)
-Wear a lot of pink ?
-Most importantly, remember that being single keeps you stress free this Valentine’s day
Free Press Staff Poll:
What is the worst thing that can happen on Valentine’s Day?
Getting Cheated on: 11
Being the only one of your friend’s that is single: 0
Getting dumped: 4
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