DELTASION.com – February 14th is still celebrated as Valentine’s Day.
Usually, many couples are competing to celebrate Valentine’s Day. However,
what about those who are still single or do not have a partner? Does that mean
they can’t celebrate and feel the vibes of this happy day?
Of course, everyone can celebrate Valentine’s Day. It’s up to you whether you
want it or not. Then, how does a single interpret Valentine’s Day? Come on,
take a look at the following five discussions so you don’t get too sad this
Valentine’s Day.
1. No need to get hung up on who you want to give chocolate to
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Usually, Valentine’s Day is identical to the day of giving chocolate. However,
does the given subject have to be a partner? Of course not. You can give
family, close friends, hanging out friends, if you care about it. Of course,
they also will not misinterpret your gift.
So, if you really still want to give chocolate to your loved ones, you don’t
need to get hung up on having to give it to your partner. After all, there are
no conditions for giving chocolate to someone. So there is no reason to limit
you in this Valentine’s celebration.
2. Buy chocolate and eat it yourself
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Still, because Valentine’s is synonymous with eating chocolate, this
celebration can also be a moment where you can eat chocolate. Just buy some
chocolate for yourself. Never feel miserable or miserable because you haven’t
gotten chocolate yet. All can be purchased alone, as long as you want.
Compassion is universal. You can give anyone including yourself too. Because
without you who remain strong, patient, and love yourself, then you won’t be
able to celebrate this celebration with joy either. So, it’s not impossible if
you give yourself chocolate.
3. Give greetings to crushes who already have potential
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Even though you’re not officially a couple yet, at least you can make the
momentum of this Valentine’s celebration a means of expressing feelings.
There’s no need to physically give chocolate when you’re still unsure. But
enough to give congratulations Valentine.
See how they react. Does he reply or not? Then you can take him for a walk or
have dinner together after doing each other’s work. It can also show your
feelings towards him implicitly.
4. Don’t be talk shit if people get chocolate on Valentine’s Day
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It is undeniable that the more you are jealous or jealous of people who may
get lots of chocolate, flowers, and gifts on Valentine’s Day, the more upset
you will be. There is no history of putting other people down will make you
feel better.
Just close your eyes and act normal. After all, the person also did not
directly show off all the prizes he got. If you see that from social media,
you better not need to pay attention and immediately scroll to other posts.
5. Facilities for family time
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The last thing is that you can make Valentine’s a means for family gatherings
too. For example, you ask your mother to give chocolate to your father just
for fun. If indeed you can’t find other people to celebrate, the family is
always open to always come home.
Therefore, instead of being confused, it’s better for you to celebrate it with
your family. Indeed, usually, parents are not so excited anymore. So make the
atmosphere like an ordinary dinner but there is a chocolate gift at the end.
Never be intimidated because you are still alone on valentines day. Never
limit yourself to a stigma that has no concrete evidence. Everyone can buy
chocolates, and flowers, any day. Likewise with you. So, keep the spirit, ok!