Although being single on the national holiday of love might high-key suck, it’s good to remember Valentine’s Day isn’t exclusively for couples (even though it often feels that way).
Feb. 14 can be a day dedicated to loving friends, family and, more importantly, yourself. It may even be the best time to practice some self-love and give yourself the proper pampering, attention and care you deserve.
So, if you’re someone spending the holiday alone but not lonely, here’s a guide to making those 24 hours the best they can be for you and your self.
Treat yo’ self
Published January 25, 2021
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