How Thrutu can help you share the love!

Valentine’s Day is a day meant to be shared with the ones you love. For couples in both near and long distance relationships – and for friends boycotting the holiday – Thrutu can help to make your February 14th more memorable! Here are a few tips for teching-up your Valentine’s Day with Thrutu:

To let your special someone know that you’re thinking about them during the day, start an Interactive session and give them a Prod or share how you feel with the Mood button. (While you may think it shows how enthusiastic you are, try to avoid sending Prods all day long. You may find your interactive overtures quickly quashed.)

If you open the door in the morning to find a bouquet of flowers on your porch, Snap and Send a picture to say “thanks” to your Valentine. This can also work well for budget-conscious celebrators – just find and send a picture of the dream bouquet you’ll buy one day.

Don’t spend the evening alone – call someone and plan a spontaneous rendezvous! Use the Meet Me button to find the perfect place that’s half way between your homes or offices.

Take your special someone on a surprise date. Tell him the neighborhood, but make it a scavenger hunt and let him find where you are with the Location button. Fun and romantic!

If you’re feeling romantic, use the Doodle button to send a personalized drawing of a heart or a handwritten love note. (Guys, your girlfriends will swoon over this one.) Recently unlucky in love? Combine Doodle with an old Gallery Photo and X out your ex. Send it to a friend who can sympathize with your catharsis, and then call each other up to talk it out!

These are just a few suggestions for how Thrutu can come in handy on Valentine’s Day or any other day of the year when you want to show a special someone in your life (and that includes your mom!) that you love them and care about them.

We’d love to hear how you use Thrutu to share the love! Leave us a note below or find us on Twitter or Facebook.

Happy Valentine’s Day!

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