I must say that this Valentine's Day has me underwhelmed. All these overpriced and elaborate events seem more like an exercise in excess rather than genuine expressions of love and connection. Where are the intimate candlelit dinners, heartfelt letter-writing sessions, or quiet evenings spent gazing at the stars together? It's as if we've lost sight of what truly matters – the simple pleasures and meaningful interactions that bring people together.And let's not forget about the environmental impact of these grandiose celebrations. The excess waste, energy consumption, and carbon emissions are all taking a toll on our planet. As we navigate this increasingly complex world, shouldn't we be focusing on more sustainable and eco-friendly ways to celebrate our loved ones?
it's like a dream come true! and oh my gosh, The Fulton Fish Market event sounds like an insane amount of fun 
but like, 44 degrees Fahrenheit? brrr! i would've totally gone for that absinthe ritual though 
and i love that East Village Pizza is doing heart-shaped pies - that's just the most romantic thing ever 
. Watching a rom-com at the Empire State Building sounds fun I guess 
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. Who wouldn't want to see Questlove perform live? And Brooklyn Bowl seems like a pretty cool place to celebrate Valentine's Day.
. That sounds like a more low-key way to show some love 
...I mean, I guess if my significant other is gonna be all about me, they're gonna make it interesting. Watching Sleepless in Seattle at the Empire State Building? That's actually kinda cool 
. But naming a hissing cockroach after them? LMAO 
. Give me the Brooklyn Bowl concert any day over some creepy roach gift 
