Escape from sadness on Valentine’s Day
Valentine's Day is synonymous of romance and passion. But for those who are single, it is often a day of solitude. Learn how to avoid feeling sad on Valentine's Day.
by Margarida Gamboa
Hobby
- do you have a hobby? So this day you shouldn’t miss it. Take the opportunity to dance, crochet, play football, or whatever you like to do. It will keep your mind busy and make you enjoy life doing something you like.Gifts
- it's time to give yourself a gift. Do you know the watch you've been dating for so long? Or that massage that you really want? These (like any other) is a great day to pamper yourself.Get out
- don't stay home all day. If it is a working day, a large part of the day will already be busy and the remaining hours will be great to use with some of our other suggestions. If it's a leisure day, don't be depressed while watching movies and eating popcorn. You should go out alone or ideally in a group (of single’s).Help
- giving is one of the best ways to feel good and comforted. It is often more pleasant than receiving! Help someone through volunteering, for example.Visit
- do you have friends / family that you haven't seen in a long time? You can enjoy the day for a visit. Or you can arrange something with someone who is also single. There are also always those who do not celebrate Valentine's Day and may want to book something.Invite that person
- if you are single but have someone for whom you have feelings or want to try a relationship, inviting for something on Valentine's Day can be a great tip. Who knows if Cupid will not launch his arrow of love?Do not forget that, whether for Valentine's Day or for anyone else, a very important factor for another person to like you is precisely to have self-esteem and self-love. Love yourself in the first place. Only then can you love the other.
