I'm in a relationship now, and don't really care about this holiday. I try to do spontaneous stuff with my SO whenever I think of stuff to do, it means more than a mandated and forced love day.
Before the relationship, I did my best to ignore it. Being single had it's ups and downs for me, but I was sad about it/ focused on the negative aspects of being single most when I was admonished, or otherwise had it thrust in my face. Best to hunker down and... well, actually, the comic strip said it all.
Avoid it and chill.
EDIT: You know what, though? it IS fun to watch little kids get excited to get little cards. It's like a mini-Easter for chocolates, too, and it's cute to watch the day-care kids having fun.
I keep having to try and see things from the point of view of my kid.
That's not a complaint, it just means I shouldn't be so set in my ways.
Before the relationship, I did my best to ignore it. Being single had it's ups and downs for me, but I was sad about it/ focused on the negative aspects of being single most when I was admonished, or otherwise had it thrust in my face. Best to hunker down and... well, actually, the comic strip said it all.
Avoid it and chill.
EDIT: You know what, though? it IS fun to watch little kids get excited to get little cards. It's like a mini-Easter for chocolates, too, and it's cute to watch the day-care kids having fun.
I keep having to try and see things from the point of view of my kid.
That's not a complaint, it just means I shouldn't be so set in my ways.