Completely unmarked Valentines day card. Have you ever sent or received?

[molonski2]

So , I read about this years ago , and that is to send out a completely unmarked card , Now I have done this secretly ( in the past ) , to some who would have never suspected me , I've posted from locations that would not be associated with me , no handwriting on address , and I've often wondered who they thought sent them? That's part of the fun.

One year in Victoria , Australia , I received a massive ( expensive ) display of flowers and a completely blank card , 100% not from my then girlfriend who went ballistic ! I still have no idea who sent that..

Have you ever received or sent similar?

[Nikki1989]

I have received a few. I toss them in the trash.

[PrettyCrumblBb]

I've received and sent valentines day cards.

[molonski2]

Unmarked ones blank?

[PrettyCrumblBb]

Huh?

[PrettyCrumblBb]

Oh no i knew the person that sent it to me and they knew me.

[molonski2]

No , as per question , unmarked cards , were the original concept of Valentines day , you did not know ( sometimes ) where the card came from hence " unmarked " , now it may have been " unmarked " and you just suspected , or you may have actually known.

[PrettyCrumblBb]

That was the original idea of a Valentine day card?

[molonski2]

Well , a big part of it.. the anonymous part , not always..
But a part of the history , sort of exploring intent.. Its just a fun element of it.

[PrettyCrumblBb]

The paranoia of it 😂

[molonski2]

Okey , here is your answer..
Pick a guy , that would NEVER suspect its you , dont write on the envelope , post from a different location , and just send it - all part of the fun.

[PrettyCrumblBb]

I have a life bro

[molonski2]

Dont we all :)

[Anonymous]

No, what's the point?