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Monday, February 16, 2009
The day before yesterday was Valentine's Day and i had a date with my boyfriend. It was typical to celebrate the occasion but it meant something to Kyle so i just went along with it. To me it was a make up date for not spending enough time with him recently. It was annoying to see girls walking around holding a bouqet of flowers or teddy bear in their arms with a guy next to them being all nice and gentle. It's like as if it's an image you have to potray on that day.

I question myself, why can't it be this carefree during most days in a relationship?
Why does Valentine's Day have to be all mushy and lovey dovey? The significant date has no meaning in the relationship then why celebrate it?

In my point of view, Valentine's Day is everyday because love shouldn't be measured or be a significance of a specific date. It is celebrated every other day when you are with your loved ones.

Besides my thoughts, I did have fun with Kyle, and i appreciate all the things he has done for me including every other day of the past 7 months he spent with me. Thank you, my love.

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Gee ♥ Monday, February 16, 2009
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