How to Celebrate an Anti-Valentine's Day
A Few Tips to Celebrate Valentine's Day Nontraditionally or Ignore it Altogether
Some people dislike Valentine's Day because of the implication that being part of a couple is the only way to be truly happy. Others might be part of a couple and still dislike Valentine's Day because of the implication that on this one random day of the year, we should all buy certain things for our significant other as a symbol of our love. Some couples feel that they do special little things for each other all year long and setting aside one certain day to show that you care or be romantic may seem silly or redundant. Still others resent the marketing industry's rather narrow definition of romantic love, which seems to be all tied up with non-anatomical hearts and flowers and candy and sappy little greeting card rhymes.
One option for those who do not necessarily desire to ignore Valentine's Day altogether, but who do wish to be a little less clichéd and commercial about the occasion is to celebrate an Anti-Valentine's Day instead. Exactly how to enact such a celebration is bound only by the limits of your own imagination, but here are a few ideas to get your creativity flowing.
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