Asking Out Your Crush on Valentine's Day Sounds Romantic Until One Is Faced With Rejection Via Text

The challenge of heartbreaks.

Irene

• Published in Funny
• February 17, 2019

Valentine's day can be a real stressor to the average person. There's a lot of Hallmark-worthy expectations that don't seem logical, rational or doable, and I say that as a woman. Why can't we expect the minimum from our lovers, without feeling the need to upload our treasures to Facebook or Instagram, or Snapchat? Why do we feel the need to publicly display these things in order to receive virtual likes from people who are probably just thinking how lame we are at uploading these moments, which should actually be meaningful, in a private setting. Maybe I'm just going off on a tangent, or maybe some of you agree with me here. 

While men may have it tough with meeting the expectations that society places on them when it comes to buying the perfect gifts, women have it quite hard as well. Valentine's day doesn't mean that we will be embraced and wholly accepted for our crush on a guy, and some of these women show the sad truth to their findings.

Dang.

No thanks

Which one are we talking about here?

Am I being pranked though?

Um, sure you can

It actually worked

There's a boundary. Learn it

That was easy

At least this way you know his true personality... or personalities

I can't stop looking at that number of unread messages, though

Poetic ASF

I'd be so crushed by my crush if he said this to me

Yippee!

What will it be?

Umm.

I love the excitement in this one

Lost?

Expect the unexpected, buddy

Irene