Being single doesn’t (necessarily) mean that you need to find V-day a depressing occasion Here are some ideas to actually enjoy (or at least survive) Valentine’s Day! (Photo: JETSS)
Oh, the sweet perks of being single. (Photo: Twitter)
‘Cause no one deserves it more. (Photo: Twitter)
Oh, I’ll be going on a date with Zac Efron. In my dream. (Photo: Twitter)
Spooning with my spoons. (Photo: Twitter)
If you know what we mean… (Photo: Twitter)
A.k.a. sitting at home with doggie. (Photo: Twitter)
I’ll drink my singleness away. (Photo: Twitter)
No boyfriend, no diet. (Photo: Twitter)
I’ll be needing the entire Pizza Hut and Taco Bell menu. (Photo: Twitter)
That’s a sweet plan—quite literally. (Photo: Twitter)
Very little has changed in 365 days. (Photo: Twitter)
Wrong holiday, pal. (Photo: Twitter)
Ruining other people’s Valentine’s is my perfect Valentine’s. (Photo: Twitter)
Some men just want to watch the world burn. (Photo: Twitter)
EWWW. (Photo: Twitter)
No better ex than your ex… box. (Photo: Twitter)
Just to hear his voice… (Photo: Twitter)
Imma sleep my way through V-Day. (Photo: Twitter)
It shouldn’t take that long, though. (Photo: Twitter)
Here’s to traditions! (Photo: Twitter)
Like every Valentine’s Day. (Photo: Twitter)
Ah, Valentine’s! A day to celebrate love and romance… right? Wrong. More like a cruel marketing machine to remind you, at least once a year, that some of us are doomed to walk this world all alone—whether by choice (not your choice, but still someone’s choice) or by circumstance.
But being single is not all that bad. It can give you amazing freedom, provide you with an opportunity to hone and polish your own skills and life experience, teach you how to love yourself first, and even save you a crap ton of money.
In fact, being single doesn’t (necessarily) mean that you need to find V-day a depressing occasion. Resist the pressure to hook-up with a loser. Fight the urge to drink your loneliness away. Ignore that bed inviting you to lay down and cry yourself to sleep.
Instead, find ways to treat yourself and feel good about where you are in life. Because the key to enjoying the single life is to celebrate the moment! Fear not, for you can actually be happy as a single on February 14th. Here are some ideas to actually enjoy (or at least survive) Valentine’s Day!
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