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Valentine's Day help!


Question Posted Sunday February 3 2008, 11:27 am

19/f. This is my first Valentine's Day where I'm not single. My boyfriend (whos 21) and I have only been together for 2 weeks, which isn't much. I'm not a very sexual person but I still want this Valentine's Day to be special in its own way. What should I do for him/get for him? I have no idea... Help is definately appreciated :)

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junebug93 answered Sunday February 3 2008, 7:02 pm:
Since you haven't been together for too long, something small and sweet would do well. Anything from chocolate to baked goods works. Also nice is a small card that lets him know how much you appreciate him. Doesn't have to be long or costly; it's the thought that counts.

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