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Being without a valentine on Valentine's Day can make anyone feel a little lonely. Try seeing Valentine's Day as a celebration of love and caring, rather than as a reminder of being single. Instead of focusing on what you don't have, focus on what you do. Share this day with others by making them feel loved and appreciated. Ignore Valentine's Day . There is no rule that you need to celebrate or even acknowledge Valentine's Day. However, don't let social media, store displays, or stories of others make you feel bad about your relationship status. Valentine's Day can be an annoying holiday for anyone without a significant other. But just because you don't have a partner doesn't mean you shouldn't be able to celebrate. Take a look at the list I've compiled to find a way to celebrate Valentine's Day this year without having a date. Chocolate sweets, whether or not they came in a heart shaped box, are practically synonymous with Valentine’s Day. So even if you don’t have a Valentine, you can take the day to celebrate the delicious of Ghirardelli, Lindt, and the like. 3. Or to eat any baked good really. Valentine’s Day doesn’t just have to be about chocolates. Love it or hate it, February 14 is right around the corner. You’re gonna want to have Valentine’s Day activities or plans that excite you, regardless of how you feel about the holiday or your Valentine’s Day is upon us, and even if you don’t have a special someone in your life, there’s no reason you can’t celebrate romantic love, friendship and admiration in your Moore’s advice to anyone feeling particularly alone or lonely on Feb. 14 is to spend Valentine’s Day with your favorite TV show, a book you love, your best friend, your pet — “anyone who Remember that 1 Corinthians 7:7 Paul speaks of singleness as a gift. And in Matthew 19:11, we're told that singleness is good "for those to whom it has been given.". When it comes to Valentine's Just when you feel like you survived being single through the holiday season, Valentine’s Day shows up. Hearing peers and colleagues speak about their Valentine’s Day plans and being asked about your own can trigger all sorts of feelings. For some, it can feel like February 14th is Prom Night for grown-ups, and there you are without a date. Maybe you don't have somebody with you this Valentine's Day, but maybe next year, there will be someone that God will bring into your life. Have hope in God and know that He is working all things Think I'm lying? Ha — think again. Here's what to do if you don't have a Valentine. (If you're reading this after Valentine's Day, take notes for next year.) 1. Spend the day after Valentine's Day buying all of the discounted candy. Half-off candy in heart shaped boxes? Guess who buys the best Valentine's gifts ever? That's right. It's you. 2 People that call Valentine’s Day a “Hallmark holiday” are just trying to justify that they don’t want to celebrate it or spend any money. If you don’t want to celebrate Valentine’s Day, don’t. No one is forcing you. If both you & your wife feel the same way, that makes it easy! I think it's very nice. It's a day we've put aside where you meet up with the person that you love, and you spend some time with them and show you how much you care for them. And if you really like someone, and they don't know it, valentine's day encourages you to tell them. It's a fun little day that's not hurting anyone. Stop shitting on it. People like you are so fucking annoying. "I'vE bEeN sInGlE oN Valentine'S dAy". Ok, and? You've also been in a relationship for Valentine's Day too. You have no fucking idea what it's like to NEVER get experience romance or non platonic love from someone, ESPECIALLY on Valentine's Day. Same! I’m 40. TBH what I miss most is the Galentine’s day parties my friends used to have before they all got married. We’d drink fancy cocktails or shakes when we were younger and watch the highlights of all the best chick flicks and play board games and eat an insane amount of chocolate and snacks. IMO Valentine’s Day is a day to show the people you care about how much you love them. My mum was in an abusive relationship and only 4 years ago did they get a divorce. She never received flowers or chocolates or any sort of romantic gesture / gifts. I agree. I'm probably going to have this convo soon with the woman I've been seeing for a couple months. I'm big on Christmas and birthdays with a special someone, but after 20+ years in two marriages, I just really can't seem to get fired up about Valentine's Day and Sweetest Day and the monthly anniversary stuff as being anything "epic" just because of the date on the calendar. Don’t allow a single relationship you might not have yet make you feel lonely one day out of the year. Because you aren’t alone. And when 24 hours is over and a new day begins, rush to the nearest store and stock up on chocolate because it’s 10X cheaper the day after. Not a holiday like Valentine's day. It's too specific to one person in your life. Most holidays aren't like that. Plus you could unintentionally make the person feel BAD about not having anyone to celebrate that day with. I don't see any good reason to ask unless you like them You only don't have someone to spend it with until you do. Enjoy having the time to focus on getting better yourself and before you know it someone will come out of no where for you to fall in love with. Plus you have enough time to try and find someone else who wants to not be alone on Valentine's day on a dating app. Stay strong !
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