Death by Valentine
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BliarOut

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72,863 posts

270 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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So here's the scenario. You get two valentines cards and a small pressie. You can account for two of the cards, one from the g/f, one from a known admirer. But here's the rub, the pressie is totally anonymous. The postmark is local and g/f lives out of town.

So do you tell the g/f about the pressie? It's a dilemma indeed. It's nice to have a secret admirer, but you could be walking straight into Babooshka territory. Could the g/f have had someone else send it?

Mention it and g/f if she didn't send it and she will instantly acuse you of flirting with someomne else. However, fail to mention it when it was from her and you are effectively cheating on her, even if it is actually with her if you see what I mean.

So what would you do?

This dilemma is based on a true story that actually happened. Fortunately no-one actually died as a result of it... Yet.

Carrera2

8,352 posts

263 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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Send an anonymous pressie to your GF and see what she says.

If she says I got this anonymous present then say, Oh so did I, how odd! If she doesn't mention it - accuse her of cheating whilst enjoying your secret present.

eccles

14,408 posts

253 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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don't mention it, and sell the present on ebay.

paulie-mafia

3,321 posts

254 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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What was the pressie? And do you have any mates that would have done it as a prank...?

wendyg

2,071 posts

274 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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There is only one way to handle this - thank the girlfriend profusely for the gift.

If she says it's not from her, he can act suitably bewildered - 'But who on earth would send me a gift if not you..?' etc. He can even have failed to notice the postmark. She'll be miffed that someone else sent a prezzie, but reassured that he automatically assumed it was from her.

Marki

15,763 posts

301 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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You are going to die , what ever you do she will kill you

gasblaster

27,590 posts

310 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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Not telling the GF is not an option

Marki

15,763 posts

301 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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gasblaster said:
Not telling the GF is not an option



And telling her is

Lois

14,706 posts

283 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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wendyg said:
There is only one way to handle this - thank the girlfriend profusely for the gift.

If she says it's not from her, he can act suitably bewildered - 'But who on earth would send me a gift if not you..?' etc. He can even have failed to notice the postmark. She'll be miffed that someone else sent a prezzie, but reassured that he automatically assumed it was from her.


Thats what I'd do too.

mr_tony

6,351 posts

300 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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BliarOut said:
So what would you do?


Um - not post my dilemma in the internet opening out my thought processes so I can be completely eviscerated should the mrs read it.

Oh and Wendy is right (but so is Marki )

sideways mostly

2,681 posts

272 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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give up women

it's quieter and you'll live longer

pdV6

16,442 posts

292 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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sideways mostly said:
give up women

it's quieter and you'll live longer

and you get to watch what you want on telly...

simpo two

93,053 posts

296 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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Marki said:
You are going to die , what ever you do she will kill you

Ha, yes indeed. I once got a spoof Valentine's card which turned out to be a mailshot from a tape duplicating company. However, the then G/F went *absolutely ballistic* and picked an all-day row with me.

Like it was MY fault! Mind you, she was genetically and terminally insecure. Glad I'm out of it TBH.