What a guy really thinks about Valentine's Day

I am not expecting to find my perfect life partner because no one will ever be able to say: "I love you, not only for what you are, but for what I am when I am with you."-R. Croft.

It's a well-known fact that men and women do think differently and women will never truly understand their thoughts or think from their point of view.

This article shows you what men really think about Valentine’s Day and what’s on their minds. Well the theory goes like that “vulnerable, single women are driven to bars and to consequence-free sex by the spectacle of other women parading their well-trained boyfriends around”...

1. “I love Valentine’s Day! Being able to surprise and excite her and getting rewarded for it afterward—if you know what I mean—makes it one of the best days of the year.”

2. “It’s a silly holiday, but I think it exists because the greeting card/jewelry/confection/flower companies know they can exploit men one day a year and get away with it—because men don’t know how to be romantic the other 364 days.”

3. “It’s kind of shallow to me. Thoughtful gestures needs to be made throughout the year. If you do something on Valentine’s Day and nothing the rest of the time, then what’s the point?”

4. “I dislike Valentine’s Day. I do it because in the end it’s always a good time, but I dislike the idea of being obligated to make reservations, buy something, dress up, etc., on a specific date just because it’s a specific date—a date that actually has no meaning to me as a human.”

5. “V-Day was invented by women to get the men in their lives to ignore the TV for a week—six days to organize it and pull out our hair and one day to pretend even if we had it planned from the year before.”