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According to a new survey, more than one in eight women have told a guy not to worry about Valentine's Day . . . then got upset when February 14th rolled around and he really HADN'T made a plan or bought a gift. The survey also found 56% of women expect their husband or boyfriend won't start making Valentine's Day plans until February 12th or 13th.
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Have you ever had the discussion with your girlfriend or wife where she goes, "Don't worry about Valentine's Day this year. We don't need to make a big deal."? Then when February 14th rolls around, and you haven't made any plans, she's FURIOUS?
--It happens ALL THE TIME. According to a new survey, more than one in eight women have told a guy not to worry about Valentine's Day . . . then gotten upset when it actually happened.
--The survey also found 56% of women say they expect their boyfriend or husband won't start trying to figure out Valentine's Day plans until February 12th or 13th.
--95% say that a gift or plan that shows it took some TIME and THOUGHTFULNESS is more important than a gift or plan that's expensive.
--Only 11% of women say they most want flowers and chocolates for Valentine's Day this year.