What Valentine's Day means to me now

To married listeners: Better not forget it!

To me it's just another day, But I do like seeing the decor and such. Seeing people happy and in love!

@AbbyHarris1976 love this post! (im late though)

to me valentines day is basically a day where you share love, and to me it doesnt matter if you share love with your family, friends, strangers, pet whatever. i was involved in a valentines day project in my school yesterday where others could buy a rose for their crush or friend and i shared them anonymously with the chosen one and it was so sweet to see how happy they were to recieve a flower. Afterwards, i volunteered for spending some time with kids in my school whose parents are working and therefore can not go home until evening and spread some love there!

@AbbyHarris1976

Happy Valentine's Day to everyone!

For me valentine's passes by like every other day, we don't really celebrate it. But this year has been different, valentine's day sent shocked waves to me because I know it's a day about love but it wasn't like that. It's something that left me and my family in fear. I'm very unfortunate for that to happened but no one didn't know, no one could know. But I look forward to hearing other's lovely stories about their day

@AbbyHarris1976

Initially wishing you a very happy Valentine's Day 💞🤗.

Thank you for the thoughtful post and for tagging me as well. I loved what you wrote about Valentine's Day and that holds true for me as well. Yesterday was initially a normal day for me, but I tried to help others if they needed help and I wished and greeted some people as well.

today I was travelling back home and then in the station I helped one old lady to fill the forms as she was unable to read the small fonts in the forms. And thus, I just tried to help her and she smiled and thanked me as well, that just made me feel so happy and good 😀. So for me Valentine's Day is a day to spend with our loved ones, and to wish our beloved people, it need not be only contained within the romantic feelings, but can be wished to our friends. And so Valentine's Day for me is like a day among the other days of a year, when I try to express my love, gratitude and care for others 😀, as that is the best way to spread love, happiness and belongingness.

Thanks for being awesome friend of mine, coffee lovers united through 7cups. Sharing ☕ with you, have a great day ahead, hugs

It's an annual reminder that I'm an unlovable failure who will be alone forever.

@tluper6491

No, you're not. Honestly, I thought the same thing for many years but, as cliché as this might sound, love will come when you literally expect it the least. Like it'll be the last thing on your mind and it'll just pop outta nowhere like a jack in the box! But seriously though, you aren't an unlovable failure. You're the most lovable person ever. If you need a daily reminder of that, I'll gladly do so :D

Valentine's Day, is just like any other day to me. I used to like seeing other couples celebrate it, giving each other surprises, sharing the love and hugging each other. For the past 6 years, this special day, it has made me more depressed and frustrated to see happy couples together while I'm single. Sure, I'm happy for them, but I'm sad to see them happy~

@AbbyHarris1976

For me, Valentine's Day is like any other day. It's only extra special if you have a special someone because you have an excuse to shower them with a lot of love! :D

I believe love shouldn't only be shown a lot in one day. So I don't really like the spirit of Valentine's but I'm not complaining because all that candy and chocolate is gonna be on sale the next day so that's something I look towards :D

For my wife and me, Valentine's Day is just another day. We decided a long time ago that we would rather treat each other in ways that demonstrate our love for each other every day rather than just one day per year -- demeaning the other 364.25 days.

A local haunted attraction stages a "My Bloody Valentine" event during the week of, and Hooters promotes their "Shred Your Ex" deal on the day. So for Valentine's Day last year, instead of exchanging flowers and chocolates and a ridiculously expensive dinner bill, we ate hot wings, drank some beer, and asked some strangers to scare the ever-loving shit out of us. Unfortunately this year, we couldn't afford to do the same thing again, but personally we enjoyed this experience and plan to make it happen as often as we can.

My parents always gave each other and me cards and candy on Valentine’s Day and sometimes my dad would give my mom (inexpensive but nice) jewelry or flowers. Simple gestures:) So I have my husband cards the first few years but then stopped because I would find them in random places. He didn’t save them or treasure them. He just doesn’t appreciate cards really so I stopped doing that. I don’t really remember what we’ve done over the last 15 1/2 years—nothing that sticks out. Nice dinner at home, or go to a restaurant the week of Valentine’s Day, go to a movie, go to our church’s temple. That’s about it. Nothing stands out.