Singles Awareness Day

Singles awareness day is a rather strange holiday, both sad and cheerful. It is noted by all people who are not in a relationship. The exact date has not been established. In most European countries and in the United States of America, it is preferred to celebrate it on February 15.

History

The holiday is relatively young. It was invented so that lonely people would not feel sadness on Valentine’s Day. They get a chance to share feelings with family, loved ones, friends and even pets. You can buy gifts and please yourself. In some stores, rings for singles are popular. Putting it on, a person shows that he is in search of a soul mate. A casual acquaintance can become fateful and give an unforgettable love story.

Sometimes, when people look at the happiness of others, they experience sadness. It puts a lot of pressure on the body, causes a bad mood and causes prolonged depression. The creators of the holiday tried to prove that sometimes loneliness is useful. It should not cause fear.

Interesting facts

• According to official data, there are more single women than men in the world.
• Many singles are happy with their status. They are not going to leave their comfort zone in the near future and enter into a serious romantic relationship.
• Over the past year, the number of celebrants has tripled.

How to celebrate

There are a huge number of ways to take part in the celebration. It is enough to give the world more love and try to tell about your feelings to each dear person. Some prefer to spend time alone, arranging spa treatments or pampering themselves with goodies.

America and Western Europe have their own traditions. During the celebration, dating evenings are held. Anyone can come. A date is not limited to meeting just one person. For those who do not want to come to such an event, there is an alternative – online dating. On the network there are many sites engaged in the selection of ideal couples.

When is Singles Awareness Day celebrated in 2024?

Singles Awareness Day is observed on February 15 each year.

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