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" I&amp;#039;m a divorced mom who&amp;#039;s starting to date again, and this year, I have a valentine! We&amp;#039;ve been seeing each other for three months, and I&amp;#039;d like to give him a gift \u2014 but I have no idea what would say &amp;quot;more than just a friend&amp;quot; without saying &amp;quot;schoolgirl crush.&amp;quot; Help! Getting back into the dating scene can make you feel like a teenager again. But you can avoid any awkwardness by keeping things simple. A humorous or sentimental \u2014 but not too risqu\u00E9 \u2014 card is a good place to start. Rather than going for a big gift at this point (anything extravagant might imply that the relationship is more serious than either of you is ready for), consider treating him to a low-key dinner out or a batch of special homemade cookies. Take a conservative approach this year \u2014 you can always indulge next year if the two of you are still a couple. And congratulations! This is one etiquette dilemma many single women wish for. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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