9-2-2022
Wednesday 
12:15am
#124

Valentine's Day is coming up, and you're still single. You're starting to feel a little bit left out. You see all of your friends' happy pictures on social media, and you can't help but feel a little bit of envy. It's becoming too hot to handle for you.😔

Valentine is coming and you still don't have a boyfriend/girlfriend Don't worry, you're not alone. A recent study found that 78% of people are still single by the time they reach 35. So don't feel bad, it happens to the best of us.

But don't worry, there is still time to find someone. There are people who have broken up with their partners just because of this coming valentine. The guys know they will spend a lot of money on their girlfriends on valentine, they therefore break up before Valentine and apologize after valentine.

Truly love is in the air. But unfortunately, oppression has also started to rear its ugly head. People are already showing off what they're getting for their partner on Valentine's Day, and it's clear that many of them are going to be very disappointed.

Have you ever felt this way, Valentine's Day is coming up and you're single as usual. You're scrolling through social media when you see your friend's post about how amazing her relationship is and suddenly you feel a little left out. You know you shouldn't compare your life to others, but it's hard not to when it seems like everyone around you is in a happy relationship.

You decide to take a break from social media and go for a walk. While you're walking, you see a couple holding hands and laughing. You can't help but feel a little bit of envy. You wish you could find someone to share your life with.

But don't worry, single friend! You're not alone. We are in this together 😂. In fact, there are plenty of other people in the same boat as you. And to prove it, I've gathered some hilarious tweets about being single on Valentine's Day.

This is just me, when I see people showing off their valentine partner. To them they are showing their love to people. But they don't know it is an oppression to we the single guys/ladies.

Can you handle it? I say it is too hot to handle. Therefore why don't you just be alone and chill on your own.

Still thinking of what to do alone one Valentine's day?

My dear brother, sister, friends Don't worry, I've got you covered. Here are some tips to help you get through the holiday.

First, try to stay positive. It's important to have a good attitude, even if you're feeling down. You never know, you might meet someone new at your favorite bar or restaurant.

Second, make sure you have something to do. If you're staying at home, put on a romantic movie or cook your favorite meal. If you're going out, try to pick a place that you'll enjoy.

Finally, don't be afraid to ask for help. If you need someone to talk to, I'm always here for you.

So don't feel bad about yourself. Laugh it off and enjoy your singlehood! After all, there's nothing wrong with being single on Valentine's Day.