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Mature Singles and Valentines Day?

By Andrea Carless

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When we say the word "Valentines" what usually comes to mind are these things: fluff, red, pink, lace, nauseatingly cute stuffed animals, chocolates, flowers, and TEENS.

Yes, some "mature" people think that Valentines is just plain non-sense, and that only kids should join in on all the revelry and fun. Puppy love, as they say, is perfect for Valentines. Elementary and high school kids use this time to give their crushes gifts then run away and peek at them in nervous anticipation. Well, you get the picture, right?

But then again, who said that there's an age limit to love? In essence, that's what Valentines day is for: to celebrate love. And mature singles have as much rights to enjoy Valentines as the younger teens.

What's more, because mature singles, are just that, more mature, then the meaning of Valentines would not be lost on them. More mature people can see this day beyond the trappings of the superficial things that commercialization has covered true love with. Of course, I'm not saying that giving gifts and going out are superficial, but mature singles and their partners are more likely to have deeper feelings involved with the activities that they would do on this day compared to the younger teens.

Mature dating isn't at all boring, let's make that clear now. Mature people know how to have fun too! It's just that with their experience, things would have more depth to it, more feeling. Gifts usually have to be thought out, and not just merely brought from stores at the last minute.

If you're having problems with what to give your mature dating partner, no worries! You aren't the only one with that kind of problems, don't worry. Well first, find out what he is interested in, and then find a great gift that would be in that field of interest. Like if he likes to fish, buy him some nice plungers. Next, surprise him! The gift need not be obvious. Alright, say you're getting him plungers, you can buy a box of chocolates. Get rid of the candy, how you get rid of them doesn't matter. It's totally okay if you get rid of them by eating. Once you have the chocolates out of the way, put the plungers into the spaces where the candies are supposed to be. Wrap it in an extremely fluffy way, that he would cringe when he sees it. Opening it and seeing the contents would have him pleasantly surprised.

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