I love you every day, not just on Valentine's Day. Let's skip today and stay in bed. Roses, chocolate, red wine, and Cupid. Valentine's Day is kind of stupid. Happy Anti-Valentine's Day! I love you as much as I hate Valentine's Day. If I had feelings, they'd be for you. I hate you the least. Happy Anti-Valentine's Day! Don’t wish me a Happy Valentine’s Day! I hate this day with the fire of a thousand suns! Today is Valentine’s Day. Or, as men like to call it, extortion day. Everyday is Valentine’s day, it doesn’t need specific date or day to make your lover feel special. I wish that Valentine’s Day came with a fast-forward button. The good news is that Valentine's Day only lasts 24 hours and we're about to get it over with! for People Who Hate Valentine's Day 1. "I don't need to be in a relationship so that I can be If your new partner doesn’t want to do something special for Valentine’s Day and you do, this suggests he’s just not that into you, or may signal important information about clashing values. Valentine’s Day, like many holidays, often tap into traditions and messages you’ve internalized since early childhood. We celebrate our anniversary and do romantic stuff whenever we feel like it, so we completely ignore Valentine’s Day 🤷🏼♀️ we did nothing yesterday but are going on a nice date tonight (it’s the day after Valentine’s Day now where I am) because there was a gig on that we wanted to go to. If you feel like Valentine's Day is a snooze-fest, well, let it be one. We love the idea of embracing the art of napping as a way to celebrate Anti-Valentine's Day as a couple. And we're not talking about a little lie-down. Really commit here. We're talking room-darkening shades, white noise, and maybe even a naptime story. “I’d gladly take someone who doesn’t show up with flowers on Valentine’s Day for someone who folds the laundry, who gets up in the middle of the night with our babies, who shows up day in and day out in a million other smaller, often unnoticed, ways.” You see, the type of relationship I’m looking to be in isn’t built on holidays. Don't get me wrong: Just because I am not down with Valentine's Day, doesn't mean I don't love, well, love. I really do. But I believe in loving on my own terms and in my own way. From your crush to a sweet friend, cute Valentine's messages can show off your playful side. Add one of these notes to your card to spread a little Valentine's Day cheer. Related Articles. 60 Cute Cocktail Names for When You're Feeling Adorable; 39 Beach Activities for Kids to Have the Best Summer Yet You're so sweet you don't even need candy. Historically, Valentine’s Day has been reserved for couples. But that’s not the case anymore—now anyone can be your Valentine! From romantic love cards to funny Valentine’s Day cards, we have a Valentine’s greeting for everyone in your address book. But not every Valentine’s Day message is meant for every recipient. Making an effort on Valentine's Day is great if you're SO is into it, but if you don't it doesn't mean you don't care about them. The same argument could be made in the reverse. If someone demands stuff on Valentines Day then they don't care about the person who doesn't want to celebrate it. That's why that's flawed logic. Here are 25 fun “Happy Valentine’s Day messages” to adorn your card: 1. You are the peanut butter to my jelly or maybe the jelly to my peanut butter? Either way, we just fit. Happy Valentine’s Day, My Jelly. 2. Happy Valentine’s! If we were characters in a romance novel, I’d be the clumsy sidekick who’s obsessed with you. 3. Photo by Jeka Jekas on Pexels. I t’s that time of year again. Supermarket shelves are awash with pink prosecco, red ribboned chocolate boxes and stacks of heart emblazoned cards. Valentine's Day on social media feels like an Instagram highlight—you only share the best of the best, and the rest don't make the cut. Hidden from that double-tap worthy carousel full of sweet photos is that adorable messy-just-out-of-bed selfie your partner took to greet you good morning. There are a lot of ways you can celebrate Valentine's Day these days. I mean, if you can abandon the entire romantic undertone of the holiday in favor of Galentine's Day, it's safe to say no one Don't worry, this isn't a story where we ask you to break up with the holiday or insist you replace that box of chocolates with a bag of kale. After all, an overall healthy lifestyle has room for occasional treats, said Rayven Nairn, a registered dietitian with Johns Hopkins University Student Health and Well-Being Primary Care in Baltimore. The answer to stress, we reckon, is an agreed-upon set of rules. you don’t need to celebrate Valentine’s Day. at least send a text mentioning the day. We don’t. And we don’t celebrate anniversary either. Don’t gift anything except birthdays. I just don’t get it, we don’t like spending money on useless things and we don’t need special day to go out for a dinner. Maybe we will celebrate it with good sex idk. Same. My boyfriend and I love each other everyday and just don’t see a point in Valentine’s Day. We don’t even celebrate anniversaries anymore (been together 5 years) and we have an amazing and very healthy relationship. We’re also not romantic people in general It’s just another made up day to get you to over pay for crap you don’t need for someone who should already know you care about them for so many other reasons than buying them Valentine’s Day garbage
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