Regardless of how long you’ve been dating the person you’re with, Valentine’s Day is no doubt, one day that everyone reflects on the feelings you share for each other. Given it’s weight, it’s often a source of stress for people when it comes to making plans. Surprisingly, Valentine’s Day plans aren’t all that complicated. Here are 5 Valentine’s Day Date ideas: More »

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Just because you’re single doesn’t mean Valentine’s Day has to be a depressing holiday. Here are 5 tips on how to not be bummed out on Valentine’s Day.

1. Don’t be alone! Just because you’re not in a relationship doesn’t mean you can’t hang out with the other loved ones in your life. Round up all your single girlfriends/guyfriends for a night out on the town, cook dinner for your parents, visit homeless shelters — there’s no shortage of people who need company and you’re actually not alone. More »

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The days leading up to Valentine’s Day for singles can be crazy or depressing. Luckily Fall in Love with CrazySingleLife week isn’t either. Every day this week, expect a blog post dedicated to Valentine’s Day to uplift your spirits regardless of whether you’re in a relationship or not. More »

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Once again, I took to the streets and Facebook to ask people the age-old question, “Who should pay on a date?” The responses I received are so varied that I don’t think we’ll ever reach one universal answer.

“I paid on all the dates I’ve been on but according to my friends that are girls, they said pay on the 1st date and on subsequent dates, either split the bill or take turns paying. I use monopoly money sometimes.” - David Le, 26, Allergan employee.

“Either split the bill…or pay for it myself. If the other person ends up fighting until death for the bill then I usually feel obligated to go on a SECOND date and pay for that bill so there are NO expectations….of who knows what!” - Tamara Nguyen, 25. More »

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