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This comes across as comic frustration with a holiday that turns affection into a test. It can be taken to mean that the pressure to perform romance makes the day awkward for almost everyone, regardless of relationship status. It lands in a conversation about expectations, gifts, or dinner plans, where the occasion feels less romantic than impossible to satisfy.
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