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I've been seeing a younger woman (mid-thirties) and was going to suggest we go up to a cabin for a Valentines weekend. It is somewhat rustic, it has a woodstove which keeps it nice and toasty. We could light lots of candles, cuddle, read each other short stories, play board games, go snowshoeing/cross country skiing, make lots of good meals and chat about everything.

At night you can hear the wolves howling, during the day you can see lots of deer on the snowshoe/ski trail, feed the birds by hand, and visit the waterfall that flows during the winter months.

There's no TV and no Wi-Fi, you have to make your own fun reading, playing games, etc. in the evening hours. Just getting back to the basics/unplugged.

Does a weekend like that even appeal to women these days or does it sound boring?

i haven't been fortunate to have experienced many myself largely due to the fact i was single and on a limited income most of the time. so valentines day would typically be a non event for me most of the time

but wondering how many have you experienced so far in your life? and by truly romantic , mean a valentines day when your actually with someone and do on a date with them , have dinner , sleep together etc