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>meet girl in one of my classes in college
>we share that one and only class on Friday
>for the last three times we would sit together and talk
>it's clear she's into me
>ask for her number
>now we will grab a bite on Thursday which is sort of a date
>suddenly realize that's on valentine's day
What do I do? I don't actually have to bring flowers or chocolate or mention anything about valentine's day at all, right? It would only be a thing to acknowledge and do something for if we had been already dating for a while right?
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>>18042304
>thursday
>valentines day
got news for you bud
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Thursday is not Valentine's Day
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>>18042306
>>18042307
Sorry I meant Tuesday*
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Shes a grill and obviously knows its Valentines day and has probably told her friends shes seeing you. Accept it like a man Anon and ask her if she wants it to be a date (she will probs say yes)
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>>18042676
I have the feeling she already knows it's date
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don't do anything special for Valentine's Day. you barely know her.
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>>18042304
First of all, you should confirm the date. If you think it's on Thursday, you're going to stand her up. On Valentine's Day. That's not good.
Second, get her a single flower to remember the holiday. Do NOT get a red rose - that's for love. Get a yellow rose (friendship) or carnation.
Also, a potted tulip is a good intermediate gift. You can call it a springtime gift if she balks about V-Day.
Do NOT get her chocolate. Chemically, it's the same as giving her a little orgasm. You don't want to go there on the first date. Not sober, anyway.
This Tuesday, I'm going to get my date a scented handkerchief.
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