Five Romantic Valentine Scenarios
If you are short on ideas on how to celebrate Valentines Day this year, why not consider one of the following scenarios? The following choices will offer you some of the most romantic options available in Valentines Day romance.
Poolside/Beach
Nothing could be finer than a romantic beachside event with the person you love. Paradise by the water, you will be sure to feel the love and energy as you focus on your lover, the sparkling water, and the warmth of the waves or the feel of the sand. You can make love in the water or on the sand. You can also have a romantic picnic, or spend the evening wrapped in each other’s arms while you look up at the stars together. No matter what you are doing this location has the ability to be incredibly romantic, especially at night with the moon and the stars shining brightly.
Mountain Retreat
If you are a fan of snowy weather, as opposed to the sun and sands of paradise, the Mountain Retreat is perfect for you. Whisk your lover away to the wild and fun wilderness. Take in the snowy mountains while you sip cocoa and curl by a warm fire. If there is snow on the ground you might sneak out to play in the snow together, like children. No matter what you decide to do, many people find locations like this, where you are tucked away alone together, to be the perfect thing for two lovers on Valentines Day.
Luxury Hotel
If you have a chance to get away, you do not have to go as far as the beach or the mountains. A luxury hotel will offer all the romantic options that you might want. Many of these fabulous hotels offer rooms with fireplaces, Jacuzzi tubs, and huge beds. Additionally, depending on the area you can expect dazzling views of city skylines from many hotel room windows. All you need to do is order some room service and enjoy some tasty treats, some great wine, and each other when you choose an option such as this.
Wine & Dine
If you are looking for a romantic idea that will not take you out of town then you might want to consider wining and dining your lover. All you need to do is choose one of the fanciest, most romantic restaurants in town and let them do the rest. You will be able to enjoy a candlelight dinner with your lover in a romantic setting with excellent food. Afterwards, take your lover dancing or go to a late show. If the beach is nearby, take a walk along the sand while holding hands. Whatever happens from there is up to you!
Fireside
If you find that you are on a budget, but you still want to have a little romance this Valentines why not create the romance right in your home. Start a fire and camp out in front of it. You can serve some excellent tasting food and wine, and have some sweet treats ready so that you can create a romantic picnic in front of a roaring fire.
This will offer you a wonderfully romantic gesture that also gives you the pleasure of allowing you to feel right at home. Once you’ve finished with your picnic you can curl up right there together or you can pack up your meal and head to bed. Either way the result is well worth the small effort it will take to make this romantic transformation in your home.
Shayla Moore
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My ex dumped me, having no feelings for me. But he keeps sending mixed signals. I am confused…?
A long question, please read on as I need your views… My ex broke up with me just before Christmas two months ago. He did so with good reason as he knew that I was insecure about our relationship. As I have not had many boyfriends before I felt insecure whether I really wanted to commit myself to this man. I have to admit I’m very glad he ended up dumping me as it made me realize how much he really means to me. And most importantly it made me feel secure about making such a commitment, a possible "let’s get married" scenario. I am ready! I also discovered what love really is at an age of 28 years, and even though he’s no longer my couple, it feels great to know that I too can fall in love. I really love this person.
Moving forward, my ex returned to me just two weeks later, on new years eve. It felt great although I had many many feelings. I didn’t think that he would be returning to me, at least not that fast. And on the other side, being gay, I was suddenly telling all the guests (around 50) that this person was my boyfriend. At the time they didn’t know about my sexuality. Obviously a whole bunch of feelings mixed up. My ex was happy returning to me, but at the same time he was very let down because I wasn’t able to focus on him, and gave to much attention to my "revelation". I tried as best I could to juggle all my emotions at that time, but I know that he felt unhappy as he has been openly gay for over a decade. We still managed to get over that and we started afresh, but it only lasted for two weeks. After those two weeks he said that he no longer felt anything. We both started crying and talked for around three hours. This breakup was much better than the first one, as we spent a great deal of time talking, hugging, before saying goodbye. Why would he cry if he didn’t feel anything?
I have honestly never missed a person as much as him, and even though we had our deal of confrontations and near-endings before we normally got along fantastically during our time together of 1,5 years. We always trusted each other fully and felt really relaxed with eachother. We both know that if we had continued we would have made a great couple.
So, today. For the last five weeks I’ve been on vacation in another country, so we haven’t seen each other. But before I left for my vacation we had many, many phone calls were we talked as the "bestest" friends ever. And the day before I left he came to my house and we talked and hugged. He sat on my lap for a very long time while we talked. And we kissed before he drove home. Just a small, but long kiss on the lips. It felt so good. Now, during these five weeks, we have had contact at least every three days. I am always the one that either sends a text message or calls. On Valentines day I sent him a box of chocolates as I thought flowers would be too romantic. He sent me a thank you message saying that he really liked them, but at the same time he gave the impression that he really wanted flowers. We later talked on skype. I told him I really wanted to send flowers, but didnt know how he would react. He answered that I still didnt know as I had not sent flowers.. It only helped to reafirm my impression. We talked for about an hour on webcam and even did ”naughty” things together. He said he could feel my smell.. Normally I would’t reveal this, but it is part of the story here. Four days later we talked on the phone where he said he was working out. He said I should look forward to seeing him in two months as he would be more built. He has also, at the beginning of my vacation told me that he cares for me. In our language this is the step before saying I love you.
Finally, the question is: does it seem like he wants me back? I’m planning on doing something romantic when I see him again when my vacation ends this weekend. Will he accept? Will he get mad? Is he only keeping me just in case..? He has never been the one to initiate contact. And twice he has responded to my text messages the day after. Obviously leaving me thinking all sorts of stuff.
I am confused. I really hope he takes me back. As I said, he was so right on dumping me the first time. But the second time surprised me. And then he keeps on giving signals of hope… why?
One final thing. Should I just give him time? It’s been almost five weeks since I last saw him now…
I am somewhat in this situation too!
I think that he wants you but isn’t sure.
He is probably trying to clear is head to make his decision on what he wants and what is best for him AND the both of you.
He likes and wants to be with you BUT
the other part of him does not want to be with you because of reason that you may or may not know.
Or he could be seeing someone else and does not want to leave you in the cold and still cares for you but does not want the OTHER person to know about you two so he is trying to keep it on the down low.
You should just try to do that romantic plan and see how it goes because if you don’t do it then you will always question,wonder or regret NOT doing it.
But he DEFINATELY likes you but I just don’t think he is too sure about getting back with you.
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aww, well he loves you but i guess he’s confused! why not you try it again with him.. all the best!
stay happy!
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