Eating a lot of string cheese? Listening to a lot of Adele? Then you must be celebrating “Anti-Valentines Day!”
It’s tough not to celebrate something everyday, when you live in Las Vegas. But Valentines Day isn’t everyone’s thing. Here’s what not to do on Valentines Day to make it the best Anti Valentines day ever!
Step Away From Social Media For Anti-Valentines Day
Put your phone down! Posting excessively on social media can result in side effects. Like self-pity, romanticizing relationships,and failing to be witty or sarcastic. No! Seek medical help if attention-seeking worsens. Do not drive or operate machinery, as it will probably result in you crying into your string cheese and vodka.
Talk to your bestie, your therapist – or maybe your pharmacist – to learn what it means to hold your own, to love yourself, and to be okay with being alone. It really is ok. Go ahead – watch “Daisy Jones and the Six” again!
The worst thing about Valentine’s Day for single people, is everyone else’s social media posts. It’s like Coachella for couples: pictures, pictures, pictures – or it didn’t happen. See how in love we are? He’s the best! She’s the best! Selfies galore. Although it does smell better than Coachella.
Always keep in mind, social media perpetuates fakeness. We all know relationships are not all “I love you baby,” and rom-com dates. Far from it! They are more, “you loaded the dishwasher wrong again” and bending over and asking, “is this a mole?”
Valentines Day Is Just Not For Everyone
Valentine’s Day might be romantic for many couples, but not everyone wants to celebrate the holiday of love – especially when their single. That’s why Valentine’s Day is now also known as “Singles Awareness Day.” Note the acronym for that one: SAD. I mean, it’s right there!
For those who are not in relationships, or recently went through a break up, this list is for you. Anti-Valentine’s Day quotes, and music. Filled with a little humor, sarcasm, and pessimism. The perfect combination for non-lovers. Or for those of you who believe it’s just another day to love your significant other – and yourself.
Updated 2/14/24