Apparently a movement is being kickstarted for 2017 Valentine's day and it sounds like it's going to be a lot of fun... for guys!
"Give your guy a home-made treat on Valentine's, then pay his t-fare home"
In case you are still stuck on what to do for your boo on Val's day, an Instagram user has a piece of advice for you!
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The Instagram user [@d_yeyelagosgeh] who appeared to have shared the post from another user [@CorrectBae], says “This Val is gonna be the best ever for guys…
"Ladies, on 14 February, invite a guy over for dinner, when he’s about to leave; give him 5k for transportation. You won't die," the post reads.
Alongside other Valentine’s ideas we listed in a previous article, we think this is a brilliant idea that ladies should consider.
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The concept is to host your guy, pay for his meal and transportation back home.
So, we advise that even if you probably cannot afford up to what the Instagram post prescribes, or if you do not have a place of your own yet, you could give him a smaller amount, and take him to a restaurant in place of a home-made meal.
The romance and the intention to share what you have with him is a lot more important than what you actually gave him, so he'll surely love you for it.
Valentine’s is just 7 days away from the time of this post, and just in case you haven’t yet thought about what to do for your boo, you have found your answer in that Instagram post.
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