How to spend Valentine’s Day if you are single

Treat yourself

Valentine’s Day is normally a day to spend large amounts of money on gifts that normally cost half the price the other 364 days of the year.

These include flowers, sweets and even dinner prices get tripled because of all the suckers going all out on every Valentine’s Day purchase. Since you don’t have to worry about spending half all your money on gifts that don’t make it to the end of the week, take half of that money and spend it on yourself.

Buy that outfit you have been eyeing since before Christmas, splurge on a new wardrobe or just drop it all on a guilty pleasure such as a massage.

Be your own Valentine, do whatever you want.

Declare it a “Me Day” and go out and have fun.

No one will even notice.

They are all too busy crying and whining because they are not in relationships or sometimes because they are in a relationship.

Have A Party

You were invited to a couple of parties, but respectfully declined because all the festivities would include couples.

Why not go for a little while anyway?

Drink and eat on another guy’s dime and still leave with time to go out and hit a couple of bars after the party hits the wall.

You never know, a few single people could also be in attendance.

Increasing your chances of getting a little box of chocolates of your own.

You could also hit a bar, go to a show or anywhere else where other single people are hanging out.