Today is Valentine's day, a day that has been engrained in many people's minds as a special holiday. A day when women get showered with gifts by the men that love them. But let's get real...if you've been married for any length of time (more than 4 years is the mark now-a-days) and/or have kids, Valentine's day will likely be just another day.
When you are in a relationship and aren't married, Valentine's day is a huge day...I almost feel sorry for the poor saps that are in this predicament but then remember it once was me so it's really nothing new. When you are not married or even newly married, Valentine's day HAS to be special. A man is essentially required to take the wife out to an expensive dinner after giving her roses and candy. Then after the meal you will snuggle and exchange mentions of loving each other and hopefully seal the deal with some hanky panky later on if everything is up to the women's standards...and you will be fully aware of how horrible a Valentine's day it is if you indeed fail on your part to totally pamper your girl.
What am I going to do for my wife of over 16 years on this Valentine's day? The same thing I do every Valentine's day...buy her some flowers. If I am lucky I will get a thank you in return, but I'm not holding my breathe. Why don't I shower my wife with gifts, take her out to supper and make her feel special on Valentine's Day? Well, it's simple...when your wife let's you know that you have an exactly 0.0001% chance of any hanky panky, on any night, let alone Valentine's Day, a man's desire to treat his wife special is greatly diminished. Oh and here they come...the chorus of women who are shouting "That's because that's all men care about is sex!" If I wasn't such a pig and wouldn't want (or expect) sex from my wife, then she would return that affection. No, wrong. At a certain point most married women no longer have any interest in having sex like they once did and especially after having children. If I have sex with my wife more than once every 2 months I think something must be wrong or she must be trying to get pregnant again. When women begin this period they then also begin to use sex for leverage and try to gain favor, and you'll see many men in this type of married relationship. When the guy knows the women is in favor of having sex and all he has to do is be her man servant until the deed, that guy will be hovering around that women like a bee making sure her every whim is taken care of pronto. But eventually women will fail to follow through with that and then their power of sex over men is worthless and then the fires of romance in your relationship have been fully extinguished. What is the end result with any romantic intentions? Yes, the generic to show and receive love answer will be accepted but anyone that knows the "game" knows that's just the first inning.
And let's really boil down what the end result of Valentine's day really is...by most accounts you buy flowers, which will die soon and have an expensive dinner, which obviously won't be around for long either all for what? To reaffirm your love to each other? Ok, make her think that, but the truth is Valentine's Day is a day that is marked for men to "score" with their ladies. Once the ladies no longer are interested in playing the game and letting the guy score, then the guy isn't interested in playing either and thus, you no longer will get flowers and candy.
The women that really treat their men nice in bed are the ones that have the huge bouquets sent to their workplace, maybe even accompanied by a singing delivery person. They are picked up from work and driven straight to a spa and pampered with a facial, manicure, pedicure, massage and what have you. Then whisked to a candlelit dinner at a romantic restaurant which is followed with some wine on the couch with the lights down low.
But the moral to this all is that women, if you want to keep romance in your life you can not douse the flame. I'm more than willing to buy the biggest bouquet and have my wife delivered by horse drawn carriage on Valentine's Day, but the game has to be started again and for that to happen...well, she has the ball.
Happy Valentine's Day everyone!
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Valentine's Day And How Girl's Can Keep It Special
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