The celebration of the Singletons on Valentine’s Day

Single? No worries… The celebration of the Singletons on Valentine’s Day


Rose day, Teddy day, Valentine’s day… there are a hundred things to do for all those in a relationship this week. What about the singletons? Will they sit back and wait for their Mr. /Ms. Right? Nope, not this time. This year, the singles will also have a slice of the Valentine’s Day celebration regardless of having a partner or not. 

We take you through a few tips that will ensure a thunderous celebration for the singles as well.

 • So what if you don’t have a girlfriend/boyfriend to love and be loved. This world has billions of people. There are hundreds of people who love you. Go around and make them all happy.
 • You don’t have a valentine on Valentine’s Day? Go to charity homes or go to your own college and give a rose to the lady who sweeps your classroom floors daily. Tell her you appreciate her work and she will smile back at you. There it is your Valentine’s Day gift.
 • Buy chocolates and maybe a new pair of dress for your mother. She will be the best lady in the entire world who will love you the most.
      
      o In case you missed out, love the person in you. Go and get yourself a relaxing experience at a spa. Forget the rest of the world and have fun. You may do the following:
      o Wake up late and pamper yourself. Take a hot water shower and wear your best dress on.
      o Head to a nearby store and buy yourself some chocolates and gifts.
      o Buy some goodies for your friends and family. Meet them up for a grand lunch and exchange gifts. The bonding will get better.
      o In the evening, head to the spa and have a relaxed massage.
      o Find a nice luxury restaurant and feed yourself some nice dinner.

Valentine’s Day is not about lovers alone, it is about love. And when you have family and friends, you have all the wealth in the world. Go out and use the day to explore the world and most importantly to explore yourself. 

Happy Valentine’s Day folks!

Location: Asia

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