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writes:Valentine's Day, HELP! Ok, so my boyfriend and I are going to watch a live sports game! That's at 1:00pm. I'm thinking it will end about 3:30pm. Any good ideas on what to do afterwards?!? I haven't had sex with him yet. I wanted to go out of my way and plan something nice.. not just dinner at a restaurant. Reply to this Question
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reader, jay12toes +, writes (7 February 2009):
 are you very good at skateing. ice skateing and roller skateing is always kinda fun and romantic. oh and you could always try and watch the sun set. It will probably be a bit cold but if your prepared for it, then its nice. hmmm im trying to think of more things that me and my girl have done for valintines..... i remember one year, i came over and she had the lights dimmed down and had a candle light dinner prepared and romantic music playing, oh and she had little candy hearts spread out everywhere. that was nice.
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reader, Emilysanswers  +, writes (7 February 2009):
Well if you don't want to do the restaurant thing then you'll have to come up with some place that is warm, quiet and romantic.
You say you haven't had sex so I don't know if you mean this is what you WANT to do after - in which case a romantic night in is in order (use a condom!)... OR do you mean you don't want to have sex with him yet (fair enough) in which case you may want to stay out somewhere at a place where it is not an option, like the cinema or bowling.
Good Luck!! xx
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