Puppy Love: What If It Really Is You?

Romance advice in time for Valentine’s Day

February 13, 2014
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Happy Valentine’s Day! Whether you’re attached, single, or somewhere in between, we hope you have some romance in your life today. In honor of the holiday, “Puppy Love”—our relationship-themed feature starring Rhett the Terrier puppet and a rotating cast of students, faculty, and staff—returns to address some of your pressing romantic concerns. In today’s installment, we answer three questions asked by students at the GSU.

Among the conundrums our panel weighs in on: the age-old question of who should pick up the check on a date. Let us know your opinion on the questions in the Comment section below.

Have a dating, sex, or relationship question that you want to ask Rhett the Terrier puppet? Want to be a panelist on “Puppy Love”? Just visit BU Today’s Tumblr.

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  2. Who ever set up the date takes on the bill. It’s according to how it was implemented. Did you ask to be taken or did you say let’s have dinner.

    As a women I’m careful in how I request dinner out. It’s not what you say it’s how you say it, determines who’s credit card gets used. If you give some, you get to receive a whole lot more….. my opinion

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