Do You Celebrate Valentine's Day?

FancifulBeat · February 10

If so, what do you typically do?

PotatoStarch · February 10

I celebrate by spending time with family and staying indoors lol.

BlueGiant_L57D2 · February 10

For me and my wife, this is a purely commercial day. We prefer not to treat ourselves to anything on Valentine's Day and keep our money that will be used to buy us a trip.

nicubiku · February 10

Isn't this American... Isn't supposed to be boycotted?

BlueGiant_L57D2 · February 10

https://forum.fizz.ca/en/discussion/comment/6979532#Comment_6979532

Originally, it came from Great Britain.

SIGMA_XIGM4 · February 10

Only if there’s chocolate involved. How about you?

FancifulBeat · February 10

https://forum.fizz.ca/en/discussion/comment/6979530#Comment_6979530

Yeah this is more my vibe than anything else 👍️

FancifulBeat · February 10

https://forum.fizz.ca/en/discussion/comment/6979531#Comment_6979531

Every 10 teddy bears and boxes of chocolate not bought = a trip of some sort. I can dig it 😎

FancifulBeat · February 10

https://forum.fizz.ca/en/discussion/comment/6979538#Comment_6979538

Huh, didn't know that but I suppose it makes sense.

FancifulBeat · February 10

https://forum.fizz.ca/en/discussion/comment/6979587#Comment_6979587

If it's important to the other person and they put all the effort in, then sure, I'll celebrate. (Which is to say, I hardly ever have)

PieSenPie · February 11

I have a nice online date with my boyfriend since we are long distance

FancifulBeat · February 11

https://forum.fizz.ca/en/discussion/comment/6980109#Comment_6980109

Sweet!

(do you use fizz internet to do that? 😉)

Ciroxa · February 11

No, not at all. :)

FancifulBeat · February 11

https://forum.fizz.ca/en/discussion/comment/6980279#Comment_6980279

Maybe celebrate is the wrong word lol. 'Acknowledge in any capacity' might be more accurate. But I'm somehow not surprised by the mixed feedback.

Ciroxa · February 12

https://forum.fizz.ca/en/discussion/comment/6980403#Comment_6980403

I get what you mean—'acknowledge' might capture the nuance better here. Mixed feedback often reflects the diversity of perspectives on any given topic. It's interesting to see how different people interpret and react to the same event or idea.