THREE
REASONS WHY BEING SINGLE THIS VALENTINES IS AWESOME
You’ve just made it through the January lull and then all of a sudden
Valentine’s Day sneaks up on you. If you’re single, it’s hard not to be
jealous of all the loved-up couples that seem to be everywhere. But
there’s no need to mope around eating ice cream on the sofa. Join us in
celebrating the reasons why it’s AWESOME to be single on the international day of love.
1. Lack of love? Less costs
Like most days of giving Valentine’s Day is not cheap, with the UK public alone spending an estimated £880 million in 2012. However, it’s one of the few days in which it’s beneficial to be single. While our loved-up counterparts haemorrhage their hard-earned cash on heart-shaped balloons and overpriced floral arrangements, you can treat yourself to something you’d really like.
2. Freedom of choice
With a plethora of activities aimed at unattached revellers, a positive for singles is that we have the freedom to take control of our own night. With event organisers around the world clamouring to entice people to “singles events”, there’s nothing stopping us from taking advantage of fun “traffic light” and “anti-love” parties where partygoers are encouraged to be merry and use their freedom of choice to leave with whoever catches their eye (remember if you engage in a casual fling, be safe and smart. Use protection).
3. It’s Friday!
The best thing about Valentine’s Day this year is that it’s on a Friday. So there’s no excuse to be home alone this year. Round-up all of your single friends and embark on a single’s adventure. Go to a bar or club, have a dinner party, get your nails done. The fact is you can do whatever you want, you’re as free as a bird.
1. Lack of love? Less costs
Like most days of giving Valentine’s Day is not cheap, with the UK public alone spending an estimated £880 million in 2012. However, it’s one of the few days in which it’s beneficial to be single. While our loved-up counterparts haemorrhage their hard-earned cash on heart-shaped balloons and overpriced floral arrangements, you can treat yourself to something you’d really like.
2. Freedom of choice
With a plethora of activities aimed at unattached revellers, a positive for singles is that we have the freedom to take control of our own night. With event organisers around the world clamouring to entice people to “singles events”, there’s nothing stopping us from taking advantage of fun “traffic light” and “anti-love” parties where partygoers are encouraged to be merry and use their freedom of choice to leave with whoever catches their eye (remember if you engage in a casual fling, be safe and smart. Use protection).
3. It’s Friday!
The best thing about Valentine’s Day this year is that it’s on a Friday. So there’s no excuse to be home alone this year. Round-up all of your single friends and embark on a single’s adventure. Go to a bar or club, have a dinner party, get your nails done. The fact is you can do whatever you want, you’re as free as a bird.
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