QUICK POLL: what do you want most for valentine's day?

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I'm doing some research for a future post, Dear Reader, and I could really use your input.

Valentine's Day is fast approaching, and from my experience, it's a holiday that seems to cause more angst than any other. There's the increased pressure of what to get your beloved, and the heightened expectation of what you'll receive. Then there are those who relish the once-a-year opportunity to vocally denounce love, the commercialization of love, and the love of commercialization. And finally there's that lonely lot - that each year we all secretly hope we're not a member of - of unattached, uninvolved folk who feel compelled to treat V-day as a national day of mourning.

So I thought it'd be interesting to get a pulse on what kind of things people actually want for V-day. I've created two polls - one for the ladies, and one for the gents. When you get a moment, give me your thoughts. I'll share  the answers with you before V-day.

Here's the poll for ladies:

LADIES: What Kind of V-Day Gift Would You Prefer This Year?
A store-bought gift (e.g., flowers, lingerie)
An experience gift (e.g., dinner, spa, travel)
A sexual gift
I want to be left alone
What gift? V-day is for suckas!
  
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 alternate link: http://poll.pollcode.com/A8N 

And here's one for the guys...

GUYS: What Kind of V-Day Gift Would You Prefer This Year?
A store-bought gift (e.g., cologne, clothing)
An experience gift (e.g., travel, spa)
A sexual gift
I want to be left alone
What gift? V-day is for suckas!
  
pollcode.com free polls

alternate link: http://poll.pollcode.com/CrYq 

cheers,

k

kisha solomon

Kisha Solomon is the founder of The Good Woman School. A writer, traveler and thinker, Kisha has made a career as a strategic advisor to corporate executives and small business owners. Her ‘big why’ includes elevating the status of black women and people of color around the world. 

Visit her personal blog at:

https://www.kishasolomon.com
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