Romantically impaired

[mellofellow13]

Despite what you think about the title this is not about me. Besides, if you know me (at least if you know me from high school) then you know that's not true of me anyway

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[daethon]

Here's the thing. I put these types of things in Outlook all the time. I don't lock my computer. And I openly modify them in front of Katie (as my ex-girlfriends

[mellofellow13]

That doesn't sound as romantic as it does devilishly frustrating. But I do understand what you're saying.

[daethon]

It is both!

On the romantic side, by doing this, you keep the whole thing as secretive as possible and ensure that it is a surprise. The "romantic" parts are, obviously though, much more a function of the activity itself.

The above tricks and methods have two purposes: a) to keep it a secret, and ensure that the surprise isn't ruined, b) a source of wonderful enjoyment.

Here's the last trick...every girl, if you present them with these types of things will say "that would never work on me." To date, I've never failed. Did they know *something* was up, of course, I made that clear, but they had no idea what and were in the end blindsided

[mellofellow13]

Don't get me wrong... I have quite notoriously used this tactic in the past. It's still something I wouldn't do using an Outlook calendar though. ;)

[daethon]

I understand. there are different ways to do different things =)

I've used it in the past to help throw someone off the scent.

Purposefully left it open with something cryptic on another date to make them expect it then...and then pop it out earlier =)