Yes.
Valentines day is nearing.
Some say it’s overrated. Some panic in hopes of not being a
let-down… and will just watch it go by.
I’ve had many people ask me for pointers, so I decided
to extract some time out of my chaotic schedule to
spread some insights 
Here I go.
* For those who will have a date for this special occasion
with their significant other…
Don’t worry about outdoing your last V-day.
Your winning ticket is to just keep it ‘original’.
Once you’ve got everything planned, ask yourself…
“Will tonight be memorable?” Better be yes.
“Can it be replicated?” Hint: Think outside the box.
My point is: It’s unnecessary to buy into the generic dates.
You can choose not to dine under the stars, or book for a swank
restaurant where you can gaze out in the sparkling city skyline.
Don’t be ashamed of keeping it ‘frugal’ later. She’s not
going to think you’re cheap if you can override her logic with
a constant surge of fun and happiness.
Instead of investing wallet-bruising numbers on an expensive
date, think outside the box and let creativity do the
‘wowing’.
It’s always the whole interaction that counts, not the
external extravaganza.
Now …
* If you two just started dating, don’t let V-day raise the bar
or sweat you a bit.
1. Focus on getting to know each other better.
Establish deep-level attraction by progressively
escalating into more emotional intimate
conversational topics..
For example…
Exchange stories about each others most adventurous,
embarrassing, unforgettable experiences.
Then, raise the heat by
talking about the naughtiest, or publicly obscene conducts
you’ve been through.
Swap crazy stories. Time will FLY.
2. Drill into her lifelong interests and passions.
Get down to her quirks, dramatic childhood
stories.
Dare to ask for ‘private’ information. But do so in a relaxed
manner. Set the frame that she will entertain to your
questions.
Once you get her into the habit of opening up herself – not
only will you have shot up her comfort level towards you, but
also rocket-shuttled your personalization level.
3. Just to sweeten the night, or to add more fire to the romance
(without getting physically sexual yet…)
Find a venue or local college for live music with swinging jazz.
I’m sure there’s bound to be more than enough events around your area.
Take in the wind, and have a few nice drinks to recline to.
Now, if the vibe is noticeably buzzing well throughout
the night, you know what you got to do: Sexually escalate.
It ain’t just the guys, women all want to get laid on valentines.
How do you bring her home?
Seed the idea of visiting your place later
while you’re on the date.
Tell her you’ve got some (insert an object
of her interest) you’d like to show her…
If she’s a die-hard fan of Bob Marley,
prepare a play list in advance and
return home to listen to it together.
You get the idea.
One more thing…
If you’re getting her flowers…which I assume
most will, save it for last.
And get artificial ones. Don’t go overboard with bouquets
either.
Try to attach a little slip that says something along
the lines of…
“I had an amazing night with you. Happy
valentines.”
Simple yet effective. Less is more.
What you want to imbue in her mind by the end of the night is…
“What’s next?” … followed by smile on her face.
Gentlemen, I hope you all have an amazing Valentines.
Try not get her pregnant.
Cheers.
Respect,
Andrew Wang
P.S Stay alert. Verbal Playboy Blueprint WILL be launching SOON.
