Seven ways to enjoy Valentine’s Day as a single pringle

February 14, which is Valentine’s Day, is marked annually and has become a significant cultural, religious, and commercial celebration of romance and love across the world.

While it has — over the past years — been dedicated as a day when candy, flowers, and gifts are exchanged between loved ones, that’s no reason for all the single pringles out there to sit at home in despair.

You can still enjoy Valentine’s Day without a partner. You can use the moment as a single person to evoke your self-love, self-value, and self-worth.

Here are ways you should spend Valentine’s Day as a single pringle.

• Be genuinely happy

You deserve to be happy. Not having a romantic partner to celebrate Valentine’s Day with shouldn’t make you feel unhappy. You’re enough to make yourself happy. Moreover, your happiness isn’t tied to anyone.

Do things that will make you happy and remember to be happy for others. Seeing mushy lovers on February 14 shouldn’t make you feel bad or jealous rather tolerate them and be happy for them.

• Visit friends and family

Valentine’s Day is a day for love doesn’t necessarily mean love towards a romantic or intimate partner. So, you can decide to surprise a long-time friend or family member with your visit. Take time to discuss, share and make memories.

• Give yourself a treat

Treat yourself to a first-class enjoyment. You deserve enjoyment so calm down and pamper yourself. You can dress up and take yourself on a date. You can also treat yourself to good food in a nice restaurant. After all, no one said you can’t show yourself some love too.

• Gift your special ones

Valentine’s Day is attributed to gifting, so you can definitely show love to your parents, friends, colleagues, neighbors by presenting them with something special just to appreciate them. Gifts don’t necessarily have to be given to only a romantic partner.

• Plan a party with your single friends.

You are definitely not the only single person in your circle, so try to call others and enjoy their company. Spending time with your friends is also a great way to celebrate love, so invite them over, make an amazing dish and celebrate yourselves.

• Take a tour

If your budget and schedule permit, you can make memories on Valentine’s Day. Schedule a tour visit to that city, mall or place you have always wanted to go and explore nature.

• Go offline and rest

Yes, rest and make it a full day of self-care. Stay away from anything toxic or things that will make you sad like social media and be in your comfort zone.

Pamper yourself and make yourself feel relaxed and refreshed.

Valentine’s day shouldn’t be a day you dread because you don’t have a romantic partner to celebrate with rather make it a day to remind yourself that you’re loved by you and you’re worthy of love.