Are Valentines Day cards juvenile...

For people aged 19-20ish?

Someone said that it was juvenile to use it as a way to tell someone you like them.

Yes they are, right up until I get one then it's the sweetest thing ever. ^_^

But I never get any. *Sigh* So they're juvenile. You should all be ashamed!

For people aged 19-20ish?

Someone said that it was juvenile to use it as a way to tell someone you like them.

biggest_loser

if they are taken seriously

i wouldn't get a chick a valentines day card unless we were already dating. i don't think valentines day is when you should surprise her with that.

card? for who? for non gfs it may be but not for others, cards usually accompany something else. weezyfb

i wouldn't get a chick a valentines day card unless we were already dating. i don't think valentines day is when you should surprise her with that.

z4twenny

^ if you're already "kinda" dating and seeing each other alot and its REALLY obvious she likes you, then no, no pressure. otherwise if you're not positive then its a safe assumption that yeah, its too much pressure.

Are you really gonna take a Hallmark Holiday that seriously? Just ask her on a date. It's not that hard. (But get her a card on Valentine's Day)

i havent did valentines day cards since grade 5

I wouldn't consider it overly juvenile...if the person your giving it to is your gf it's a nice way to express your love...accompanied by..something..like..something i don't know..but yeah...i wouldn't consider them juvenile..

i havent did valentines day cards since grade 5

hiphopballer

If the two are already dating it could be a way to spice things up. For starter I would say go with something else like a dinner/movies... something that won't break your wallet. D some activities that would create more chances for you two to get to know each other better.

I would say a card would be better suit for when it's not Valentine, you know, something to surprise her with and out of the blue, no reason needed necessary.