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Oh man, what a "cool" gift! please kill me
Well, it's not really about buying each other things but if you guys agreed to do something and he did nothing at all I'd be disappointed, too. It doesn't have to cost anything, he could have just planned a special meal or outting. My husband made heart-shaped pancakes and then we went for a walk in the park we were married in.
You don't have to buy each other things, Valentine's day isn't meant to buy gifts anyways. Simply showing each other you love each other is enough. Also sometimes gifts aren't given directly on Valentine's day. My husband took me out to eat and let me have a beer the night before, and the next day I was sure to give him his star wars heart shaped tin of chocolates and cards from his daughter and I. And one of the things he said to me? "She's your gift too!" I just picked her up and went, "Mine!" Honestly she really is the best gift he's ever given me :)
Not even a card? Whoa what an ass
Kind of a ridiculous amount to spend on something kind of unimportant on a holiday that is meaningless eh?
You must be fun at christmastime.
BREAK UP WITH HIM
Doesn't sound like he did much else to show love and affection, going by the FML. When I've been broke and still wanted to do something for my fiancee, I found things I could do for her instead of things I could buy - favorite dinner, cleaning the house top to bottom when both of us had been procrastinating on it, etc. At the very least, he should've gotten OP a card. It's about the thought and the gesture, not the money.
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It's ok, OP. You can now point at the stomach in response to several things. "Why didn't you go to the supermarket?" "Didn't you say you were going to do the dishes this time?" "What am I getting for my birthday?" The list goes on and on.
I didn't know you could spend that much on a cooler. You should take it back and get something to prepare for the baby.