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Ok. So maybe this is partly my fault for being so 'Miss Valentines' this year. Admittedly, I've been all 'spread the love' 'isn't it fun and giggly' and so on. I like telling my friends I love them and it's nice to hear it back. If it's lighthearted and silly;
Roses are Red
Voilets are Blue
Sugar is Sweet
You smell like poo!
from a friend xxx
Then fine! Great! THATS what I like. Silliness and sweet, clearly friendly but not at all inappropriate.
I got in tonight and discovered I'd been sent 2 cards. I automatically assumed they'd be from girly friends and that they'd have something jokey in them - as you all know, I have my
devalmont and I'm very happy with him.
But one in particular was serious, the kind of thing I'd expect Rich to say to me or vice versa - I don't recognise the writing so can't approach people directly, otherwise I would already have done so. Of course, it was going to raise my darling's suspicions that I have encouraged people to say things not entirely appropriate and which aren't respectful of my relationship with him. Flattering though it is to get cards, I'm peeved that the sender thought it was ok to be seriously romantic, and that I'd appreciate their gesture. I don't and I'm not a happy girl.
The other one was, I think, a girly (or blokey) silly but it's not entirely clear.
Regardless, if you are sending a card, please take into account who the receiver is, and their relationship status. If it's a silly, make it obvious. If it's serious, make sure the sender will appreciate it.
It's rather taken the shine off things for me.
Ok. So maybe this is partly my fault for being so 'Miss Valentines' this year. Admittedly, I've been all 'spread the love' 'isn't it fun and giggly' and so on. I like telling my friends I love them and it's nice to hear it back. If it's lighthearted and silly;
Roses are Red
Voilets are Blue
Sugar is Sweet
You smell like poo!
from a friend xxx
Then fine! Great! THATS what I like. Silliness and sweet, clearly friendly but not at all inappropriate.
I got in tonight and discovered I'd been sent 2 cards. I automatically assumed they'd be from girly friends and that they'd have something jokey in them - as you all know, I have my
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But one in particular was serious, the kind of thing I'd expect Rich to say to me or vice versa - I don't recognise the writing so can't approach people directly, otherwise I would already have done so. Of course, it was going to raise my darling's suspicions that I have encouraged people to say things not entirely appropriate and which aren't respectful of my relationship with him. Flattering though it is to get cards, I'm peeved that the sender thought it was ok to be seriously romantic, and that I'd appreciate their gesture. I don't and I'm not a happy girl.
The other one was, I think, a girly (or blokey) silly but it's not entirely clear.
Regardless, if you are sending a card, please take into account who the receiver is, and their relationship status. If it's a silly, make it obvious. If it's serious, make sure the sender will appreciate it.
It's rather taken the shine off things for me.
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But thank you. And despite all of this? Happy Valentines Day, you're a good friend to so many people and we appreciate it.
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I'll get bugger all, and therefore assume you all hate me, so nyer.
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And AS IF any of us hate you! Bet your online valentines thingy is crammed now, and if it isn't - they're just scared to come forward. :)
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:P
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:-P
Seriously though (if I have to be) that really does seem like a bad thing for someone to do; you're with someone else and they should get over it. If things change they change, but that just strikes me as a little creepy, like someone's built something up in their head...