My gf is upset with me because I did not get her a valentine's

Sometimes even if a woman says she doesn't want something she secretly does.

>>18056101
I did and I definitely don't have to apologise for it loser.

>>18056101
Plan some special night with her on a random day a few days from now, tell her you know she doesn't like valentine's but you want her to know that every time you spend together is special to you.

>>18056101

I get the feeling there is parts of this that you are leaving out.

If your girlfriend was really the type of girl who would say something one moment and then irrationally get angry and contradict it the next you wouldn't be here asking us who was in the wrong becauuse you'd already be well aware of the fact that she's crazy.

Either you're leaving out important details that incriminate you or you're the world's biggest dullard who somehow can't notice patterns of irrational behavior.

She's in the wrong. Call her out on it.

>>18056111
Yeah, because you dumbasses put up with it. If you called them out on their bullshit instead of apologizing and acting like it was your fault you wouldn't see too many people acting like that.

>>18056101

both of you? there was no real conversation... she shouldn't have lied, but its V-day man you at least could have been a consumer

My ex did this same shit to me but with rings. He went on and on about how they're an unnecessary status symbol, and diamond cutters made up the tradition to sell them for lots of money. Well I started to agree, and then I told him I didn't want him to propose with a ring. Then he got all upset and threw a big fit about what people would think of him if he didn't give me a ring. So hypocritical. So yes, I believe she's in the wrong, because she's the one who basically told you not to get her anything.

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why didn't she get you a gift and take you out to dinner?