Anti-Valentine’s Week is a time to embrace a different perspective on love and relationships, offering a break from the traditional Valentine’s Day celebrations. It gives individuals the freedom to express themselves in unique ways, especially for those who may not be in romantic relationships or want to focus on self-love and appreciation. Perfume Day, celebrated … Read more
Kick Day is part of the Anti-Valentine Week, observed on February 16th, the day after Valentine’s Day. While Valentine’s Day celebrates love and affection, Kick Day takes a different approach—it’s about letting go of the negativity, hurt, and drama from past relationships, and embracing a fresh start. This day encourages people to “kick” away their … Read more
Slap Day, observed on February 15th, is part of the Anti-Valentine Week—a week that follows Valentine’s Day and focuses on those who may have experienced heartbreak, disappointment, or frustration in relationships. While Valentine’s Day is all about love and affection, Anti-Valentine Week is a playful, yet somewhat cathartic way for people to express their feelings … Read more