1️⃣ What are do's and what are don'ts for cards, gifts and dates? What would YOU like and what NOT?
Don't expect anything? If things come, then it's great. If it doesn't, maybe that person has other things to do or that it is difficult to plan a day like that. What matters is not Valentine's day but the overall love you receive; so a year and not a day.
2️⃣ You are with a date in a restaurant and it is FULL. Your date grabs a microphone and sings a romantic song when everybody looks!! What do you do (listen, laugh, smile, hide, run or something else)?
Provided that I am in a restaurant that is full to start with? Leave, both the place and the person probably 🙃
3️⃣ Do you only write a message for your crush or also for your closest friends?
Only 1 person, and if it was only me, I wouldn't celebrate it because I find it over commercial and, too often, an excuse to show your love a day per year.
4️⃣ What would you do if YOU get a Valentine's Day card from your best friend in school, colleague or your neighbour (the first one that comes in your head)?
One of my best mate is a woman. Receiving a card from her would make me extremely uneasy and force me to cut the ties we have. That would destroy our friendship.
5️⃣ You get a super large teddy bear at school or work (but no idea from who). Do you take it home on your bike or in a bus or walking or car?
I leave it there. The person obviously has a wrong idea.
---------
All in all, I don't like Valentine's day, even if it probably makes me a spoilsport to say so. It feels like being forced to act lovey dovey on that specific day and do things that I would be happy to do otherwise, on a random day. All the marketting about it is truly repelling me too, and the expectations for it is only an unecessary source of stress when you are with someone for whom that day is important. It's also too anglosaxon for me.