Can Single People Celebrate Valentine's Day Without a Significant Other?

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Single individuals can celebrate Valentine's Day joyfully by embracing the concept of "Anti-Valentine's Day," as discussed in the forum. Participants shared personal experiences and alternative celebrations, emphasizing the importance of friendship and self-love. The conversation highlighted various activities, such as family outings and community engagement, that can replace traditional romantic gestures. Overall, the forum promotes a positive perspective on being single during Valentine's Day.

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  • Understanding of social dynamics and relationship concepts.
  • Familiarity with the cultural significance of Valentine's Day.
  • Knowledge of alternative celebration ideas for singles.
  • Awareness of community engagement practices.
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This discussion is beneficial for singles, social event planners, and anyone interested in alternative ways to celebrate Valentine's Day without a significant other.

  • #31
Bowling balls and toes don't mix, especially after 10 years. Get well soon hypatia.
 
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  • #32
Valentine's day CHAT, everyone!
 
  • #33
I was barefoot, running to get the phone and hit my baby right toe on a table leg. Its really swollen and very colorful. I can only hope they let me wear a slipper at work Monday.
Yes Turbo, walking will be with a odd limp at best. I'm slightly worried about driving too.
 
  • #34
Right now, my wife's mother is staying with us, so, last night, my wife and I went out alone for supper/after supper for the first time since our daughter was born two-and-a-half years ago.

We went to a Lebanese restaurant and then somewhere else for tea and coffee afterwards.
 
  • #35
Well what would you do if your significant other forget all about valentine day?
 
  • #36
http://icanhascheezburger.files.wordpress.com/2009/01/funny-pictures-your-cat-missed-you-on-valentines-day.jpg

Hypatia, I loved the doggie movie.
 
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  • #37
Lisa! said:
Well what would you do if your significant other forget all about valentine day?
Uh oh, were you forgotten?
 
  • #38
I never get Valentine cards cause no one loves me :cry: if i did get one i would worry that a nutter was abroad.
 
  • #39
Evo said:
Uh oh, were you forgotten?

Not really! I mean I have no significant other right now!:biggrin:
In fact I just wanted to know how people feel about thato:)
 
  • #40
Lisa! said:
Not really! I mean I have no significant other right now!:biggrin:
In fact I just wanted to know how people feel about thato:)
I have an imaginary significant other, does that count?
 
  • #41
Evo said:
I have an imaginary significant other, does that count?

Of course it does!:approve:
 
  • #42
Lisa! said:
Of course it does!:approve:
How do imaginary chocolates taste?
 
  • #43
Mmm! Smell those imaginary roses!
 

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