03-04-2007, 03:14 AM
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Psycho
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Originally Posted by soma
Alright, this is the whole story.
On Valentine's day, we went out to a nice sushi restaurant. Our favorite one. I got her a gift and some flowers. The problem was with the flowers. My mom is a florist and I asked her for some roses on Valentine's day. My mom gave me 5 roses on Valentine's day and later that night, I picked up my GF from work. On the drive to dinner and during dinner, she was complaining about random little things, but I couldn't tell why. I really didn't want to get into an argument on a night when we were supposed to be celebrating our love for each other, so I just tried to bear it. After dinner, I dropped her off and drove home. While driving, I started wondering why she was complaining about such little things. The more I thought about it, the more I got upset. She did nothing for me on Valentine's day (not even a card), and she was complaining to me.
The next day, I told her how I felt about how she had no right to complain about Valentine's day. She then told me that she was upset over the number of roses I got her on Valentine's day and while she didn't say it explicitly, she also wanted a more extravagant gift from me (100-200$ range). For those of you wondering, I got her some chocolate, 100+ pieces of gum (it's an inside joke), a Kaplan GRE prep book, and dinner. The entire thing put me back around $120, which isn't a whole lot.
I didn't know who was at fault. Was I being cheap or was she expecting too much from me. Both maybe? I couldn't decide, and posted here on the TFP.
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No, you're not being cheap and you're not at fault. She's at fault for being shallow and materialistic. She's not happy with the number of roses? Next year dump her and see how happy she is with the number of roses she gets then.
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