By R281780 - 14/02/2016 15:53 - United States - San Jose

Today, my girlfriend is locked in the bathroom crying because I didn't buy her anything for Valentine's Day, even though Friday, at her suggestion, we agreed not to exchange gifts because both of our birthdays are a week away. FML
I agree, your life sucks 22 419
You deserved it 4 169

Same thing different taste

Top comments

well, she didn't buy you anything so what can she complain about

Sorry OP, girls who do those 'tests' can be confusing. Hope you guys can sort it out :(

Comments

Screw the people saying you should have gotten her a gift anyway. It seems she wanted a gift without having to give one.

@22 Oh I agree. she wanted the guy to do all the work. Most women now a days expect everything but don't want to give anything in return. Screw her and her mind games.

There shouldn't be a 'test'. If you agree to no gifts there's no test if there is there's a double standard and OP should just leave. No one needs that kind of extra bullshit in their lives.

"You don't have to get me anything," is girl-speak for "You better get me something."

#39, I'd be surprised if the ****** was the one to say it didn't want anything for Valentine's Day and then lock itself away when it got exactly that. Seriously, don't call us by one body part. You might be surprised to learn there's a whole woman attached to that ******.

Oh god I hate selfish women like her who like to play mind games. If you agree to do something, don't cry when the other person actually sticks to the agreement. My bf and I didn't exchange gifts because we stayed a lovely bnb. That is what we both wanted to do and it was amazing. The day is really meant to spend it with the person you live. Advertising has destroyed that idea.

saffy66 34

You poor naive fool! 'Let's not exchange Valentine's Day gifts' means, 'I want to see if you love me enough to buy me something anyway'. Besides, if this was only decided Friday, and you had nothing to give her Sunday, she KNOWS you hadn't already bought her something - so she may think you weren't going to bother with it anyway. Personally, I prefer to say what I want - or at least, not say one thing and mean another.

I just want to say this is not 'typical for women'. Honestly this year I just got my partner a couple of bottles of beer and expected his romantic gesture would be sharing them with me. It's lovely when expectations are exceeded but it's fine when they're met, that's the whole point of setting them.

Let me just ask: how many of you saying give the girl the present would flip over a parent giving a child what they want after they throw a fit or tantrum? Stop rewarding bad behavior.

Dumb ass, that's obviously a trap. YDI