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Hate Valentine's Day

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Original post by sherlockfan
Did your boyfriend asking you out have anything to do with the fact that it was valentine's day by any chance? :lol:


Of course! :lol: He has since admitted he regrets picking that date. Apparently he'd originally chosen New Year's Day but chickened out last minute. :tongue:
Original post by sherlockfan
I dont care if couples want to celebrate. I just wish the rest of us were left alone with it.


Not really, you mention Valentine's day in particular as a, and I quote; "It's a meaningless commercial holiday." When your same criteria could be applied to pretty much all holidays. If you really didn't care about it you wouldn't be creating a thread to moan, either that or you'd be complaining equally. :dontknow:
Original post by sinfonietta
Of course! :lol: He has since admitted he regrets picking that date. Apparently he'd originally chosen New Year's Day but chickened out last minute. :tongue:

Lol. So you're obliged to celebrate every year a day which you claim he hates.
Oh well. I hope you have fun.
Original post by Sabertooth
Not really, you mention Valentine's day in particular as a, and I quote; "It's a meaningless commercial holiday." When your same criteria could be applied to pretty much all holidays. If you really didn't care about it you wouldn't be creating a thread to moan, either that or you'd be complaining equally. :dontknow:

At least Christmas has an underlying message of generosity and spending time with family. Easter is a religious holiday, i get that though im an atheist myself. Like I said I don't care if couples want to celebrate. But to those not in a relationship what is the purpose of valentine's day? None whatsoever. That won't stop it being rammed down our throats of course.
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Original post by sherlockfan
At least Christmas has an underlying message of generosity and spending time with family. Easter is a religious holiday, i get that though im an atheist myself. Like I said I don't care if couples want to celebrate. But to those not in a relationship what is the purpose of valentine's day? None whatsoever. That won't stop it being rammed down our throats of course.


To those whose mothers are dead, what is the purpose of Mothers' Day? And that one is highly "commercialized". What about Christmas for people who have no family?

Tbh you just sound bitter that you don't have Benedict Cumberbatch to celebrate it with. :dontknow:

If it bothers you so much that it's "rammed down your throat" (though no much more than all the other holidays imo) why not get some friends together and get drunk/watch a movie/play monopoly or something?
Original post by Sabertooth
To those whose mothers are dead, what is the purpose of Mothers' Day? And that one is highly "commercialized". What about Christmas for people who have no family?

Tbh you just sound bitter that you don't have Benedict Cumberbatch to celebrate it with. :dontknow:

If it bothers you so much that it's "rammed down your throat" (though no much more than all the other holidays imo) why not get some friends together and get drunk/watch a movie/play monopoly or something?


Wow, what a spiteful comment. I wonder what I said to you to deserve it. Why are you being so argumentative? Why does it bother you that much that I hate valentine's day?
I guess you're just a rude ill mannered person.
I don't like it purely because I'll be forever alone XD

I don't mind others celebrating it though
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Original post by sherlockfan
Wow, what a spiteful comment. I wonder what I said to you to deserve it. Why are you being so argumentative? Why does it bother you that much that I hate valentine's day?
I guess you're just a rude ill mannered person.


That's one way of not answering the legitimate arguments I made. I even gave you advice on how to enjoy this valentine's day without Benedict.

Then again, I forgot it's you, you never take advice offered in any of your threads. :yawn:
Okay but why does it bother you that much lmao just breathe
Guys - can we cool it a bit please? Difference of opinion is fine and to be expected, but let's be respectful to both sides. As some people would say…

It's not that deep.
(never saying that again)

Thanks :smile:
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Original post by Sabertooth
That's one way of not answering the legitimate arguments I made. I even gave you advice on how to enjoy this valentine's day without Benedict.

Then again, I forgot it's you, you never take advice offered in any of your threads. :yawn:

I didn't see any legitimate arguments.
Original post by Sabertooth
That's one way of not answering the legitimate arguments I made. I even gave you advice on how to enjoy this valentine's day without Benedict.

Then again, I forgot it's you, you never take advice offered in any of your threads. :yawn:


I laughed at this :lol:
Original post by sherlockfan
I didn't see any legitimate arguments, just a stupid, childish remark.


You could always use Valentine's day to work on your reading comprehension?

Sabertooth
To those whose mothers are dead, what is the purpose of Mothers' Day? And that one is highly "commercialized". What about Christmas for people who have no family?


This is my legitimate argument about how Valentine's day is really not so different from all the other X days.


Sabertooth
If it bothers you so much that it's "rammed down your throat" (though no much more than all the other holidays imo) why not get some friends together and get drunk/watch a movie/play monopoly or something?


And this is where I give you advice on what you can do instead.

:smile:
Each to their own but with Valentines day you shouldn't just use that to declare your love to your partner, you should be doing that all year round. Not against Valentines day though mind you.
Original post by Sabertooth
You could always use Valentine's day to work on your reading comprehension?



This is my legitimate argument about how Valentine's day is really not so different from all the other X days.




And this is where I give you advice on what you can do instead.

:smile:

My reading comprehension is fine thanks. Though you conveniently omitted your petulant comment about Cumberbatch. You can't ridicule and insult someone and then expect them to listen to your advice.
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Original post by sherlockfan
My reading comprehension is fine thanks. Though you conveniently omitted your petulant comment about Cumberbatch. You can't ridicule and insult someone and then expect them to listen to your advice.


I really don't think so. You said:

Original post by sherlockfan
I didn't see any legitimate arguments


So I quoted the bit where I gave you a legitimate argument. :smile:
Original post by Paracosm
Guys - can we cool it a bit please? Difference of opinion is fine and to be expected, but let's be respectful to both sides. As some people would say…

It's not that deep.
(never saying that again)

Thanks :smile:


@Sabertooth @sherlockfan --

Can I bring your attention to this, please? Let's chill out guys.

Thanks. :yy:
Original post by sherlockfan
At least Christmas has an underlying message of generosity and spending time with family. Easter is a religious holiday, i get that though im an atheist myself. Like I said I don't care if couples want to celebrate. But to those not in a relationship what is the purpose of valentine's day? None whatsoever. That won't stop it being rammed down our throats of course.


So in other words you're annoyed that there's a commercialised holiday out there that doesn't cater specifically for you?
Original post by Paracosm
@Sabertooth @sherlockfan --

Can I bring your attention to this, please? Let's chill out guys.

Thanks. :yy:


Promote love in the spirit of Valentine's Day :awesome:
Original post by Paracosm
@Sabertooth @sherlockfan --

Can I bring your attention to this, please? Let's chill out guys.

Thanks. :yy:


I am cool, but ok.

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