<human>: A little information: My boyfriend and I have been together for four months, but it's one of those things where it feels like much longer - we're stupidly in love, can't go a day without seeing each other, and all that wonderful jazz. We're also in college, so we have a routine where we'll have little (cheap or free) spontaneous dates quite often, but we only have one "official" date each month, which we alternate on planning/paying for. This month is my month.

The problem, which has multiple points: Firstly, he feels like, as the guy, it's his job to plan the Valentine's date. Usually I give him stuff like that; he's a bit traditional in his thinking, and I don't mind that. However, this time, it's different. We've both been under a lot of stress lately, so I thought we needed some time away from everything - so I booked us a room in a quiet little B&B about twenty minutes outside our city for the 17th. It's gorgeous, competitively priced for the area, and everyone I've spoken to who's been there absolutely raves about it and the woman who runs it. I thought it sounded perfect. Secondly, I booked the room as a surprise; he knows I've planned the date, but doesn't know what it is. I'm starting to get really worried that he'll hate it, or think it's too much, or get angry about how much money I spent (less than $170 at a luxury B&B in Atlanta - uh, hello, wonderful deal), or any number of other bad outcomes. Also, when we were talking about it this morning, he mentioned being nervous about it because he doesn't know what it is - I jokingly said if I told him he'd make me cancel, and he replied with, "Maybe you should go ahead and cancel, then."

I really don't know what to do. There's no cancellation fee until the day before, so I have a couple days to figure it out, but I'm really starting to second guess myself. Help?

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<bot>: Made B&B reservations for my boyfriend and myself for Valentine's weekend; second guessing whether or not it was a good idea.