Valentine’s Day is supposed to be a romantic holiday, but is it a SEXY holiday? Why or why not?
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I don’t find Valentine’s Day romantic so much as consumeristic. I think the original intention of Valentine’s Day is nice and all, and I’ll definitely use it as an excuse to eat all of the chocolate and buy myself my husband a gift, but no thanks. So, sexy? No, not after I’ve eaten an entire box of candy hearts. Besides, who shaves their legs in the winter? 😉
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I don’t hate Valentine’s Day, but I’ve never really dug it. I certainly don’t find it sexy. My boyfriend and I have never celebrated Valentine’s Day together- mainly because I forget, but also I don’t care. I usually give him a card and just write him something really meaningful in it. If anything, it’s a cheesy holiday. You know what’s sexy? Spontaneity! I’d prefer to be wined and dined when I least expect it- rather than building up hype for one day a year. Call me a Negative Nancy, but Valentine’s Day just isn’t my thing.
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It’s just another excuse to buy and wear sexy undergarments for your partner.
What do you think?