A demanding girlfriend has opened up about her passion for Valentine’s Day celebrations and revealed she expects her boyfriend to buy her everything on the list she provides him with.
As 22-year-old Chantal Blakey from the UK said, she wants her boyfriend and fiancé, Joe Kyles, to spoil her for at least a week on Valentine’s every year.
In addition, she comes up with a list of expensive items, including designer clothes, worth over $3,000 that she expects to be given to her during the celebrations.
As Blakey admitted, she is obsessed with Valentine’s like some people are with Christmas, and she has previously dumped her boyfriends for not spoiling her up to her expectations.
“When I was 13 I was dating a boy named [name]. I was so excited for my first Valentine’s Day, so when he gave me some fake flowers I was devastated,” the young mortgage advisor said in an interview with The Sun.
“Aged 17, my boyfriend [name] told me he was taking me out for dinner, then pulled up at a KFC. I couldn’t understand why he thought KFC was romantic. He said he’d got a voucher for a free meal. I ended it over chicken wings.
“Then I dated [name]. He made an effort to take me out for a lovely meal and gave me flowers. But the next day I looked at the chocolates he’d given me and they were out of date. He’d bought them from the reduced rack. I had no choice but to end it.”
Nowadays, Chantal seems to be doing better, whereas her fiancé makes sure he fulfills her dreams every year.
“I start making lists for Valentine’s Day 11 months beforehand. It’s so important that it goes exactly right. This year my list tops $3,200. A big trend now is ‘flower bombing.’ You get multiple bouquets of all different types sent throughout the day so your desk is ‘bombed’ with flowers,” she added.
“My list details the whole day and starts with rose petals on the bed and flowers when I wake up. I always want breakfast in bed – last year he made my favorite, pancakes with bacon and syrup.
“I always want a Valentine’s card in the morning and it has to have a long message in it. If it just says, ‘To Chantal, love Joe,’ then I’d make him rewrite it.”
The surprises, however, don’t end here.
As Chantal continued, she also expects to be taken out on luxury meals on certain days whereas on other days she expects Joe to cook for her at home.
And for those wondering what Joe gets in return for Valentine’s, Chantal’s got an answer: “I do get him gifts. I’ve bought him a designer shirt and a watch, but I think the emphasis is on the woman to get spoilt.”
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