Valentine’s Daze
(We have only been dating for about two months when our first Valentine’s Day rolls around. We’ve made plans to eat out and go bowling.)
Boyfriend: *at the restaurant* “You don’t like Italian?”
Me: *poking at food* “I do, but… not chain restaurant style apparently. I’m sorry!”
Boyfriend: “It’s okay. The bowling alley is right around the corner. They’ll have something to eat there.”
(Later, at the bowling alley…)
Attendant: “You should have made a reservation. There’s a three hour wait.”
Boyfriend: “Dangit.”
Me: “Let’s catch a movie. Isn’t that gamer movie out?”
(Later, after the movie…)
Me: “Well.”
Boyfriend: “Yeah.”
Me: “Why did I think that would be good? When are gamer movies ever good?! I am so sorry you spent money on that!”
Boyfriend: “It’s okay. We both had our hopes up.”
(Later, on the subway back to my dorm…)
Me: *panicking* “We need to get off. Now.”
Boyfriend: “But we’re nowhere near your stop…”
(I get off the train, run to the nearest trashcan, and thankfully get there in time to vomit into it.)
Boyfriend: “Oh.”
(Later, at my dorm…)
Me: “So…”
Boyfriend: “Yup…”
Me: “You know, despite absolutely everything today, I really enjoyed myself!”
Boyfriend: “I did too. We’re brain-damaged, aren’t we?”
Me: “I love you, too!”
(We never made plans beyond ‘see each other in person’ for a Valentine’s Day since.)
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