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Is Valentine's Day for couples only?

Oh, I know: the idea that Valentine's is for couples only. In some ways, Valentine’s Day is better for the divorced and separated—we're among the few people not disappointed by the holiday since we weren’t expecting to have a good time anyway. But we can also participate in the theme of love, without it having to revolve around a partner. ...

Why is Valentine's Day so controversial?

Feb. 14, also known as Valentine’s Day, is arguably the most disliked and controversial holiday. While couples are going on romantic dates and being hand-fed chocolate, single people are forced to see an overly expressed amount of love and affection everywhere they go. ...

Should You Celebrate Valentine's Day with a partner?

While relationships are fun and it can be great to have a partner to celebrate Valentine’s Day with, it is not a necessary part of the holiday. Most people in college are still growing and learning to love themselves, let alone a whole other human being. ...

Should Valentine's Day be a holiday?

Some may argue Valentine’s Day shouldn’t even be a holiday because it has turned into a day to show off how much you can spend on your significant other. And those who don’t have that special someone on Feb. 14 are forced to be at home, sad and lonely. Well, I’m here to argue that there is a much more positive, beautiful side to Valentine’s Day. ...

Is Valentine's Day a cheesy holiday?

Valentine’s Day does not have to be the stereotypical, materialistic holiday that everyone believes it to be. Instead it can be a day of self love and appreciating the non-romantic connections that you have. As cheesy as it sounds, I grew up loving the holiday because I just loved seeing love. ...

What to do on Valentine's Day?

Valentine’s Day is meant to celebrate anything and anyone you love and cherish. Take a second to think about who really matters to you. Think about who or what you appreciate most. It might be a boyfriend or girlfriend—but it can also be family members, friends, teachers, coaches, your dog, and don’t forget yourself! ...