I think it can be fun when its done in non-traditional ways?
When I was younger (middle school/high school), my friends and I would give each other gifts on the holiday. Someone would buy the flowers, someone else would get the chocolate, another person would be in charge of cards, someone else would be the designated hug-giver :) We made it fun, basically.
And my parents are ridiculously sweet about it. I'm about to turn 27, but they still buy me little Valentine's Day gifts. With my dad, it's the traditional stuffed animal and chocolates and with my mom, it's usually something she knows I really want like a cd/dvd/book, etc.
I've never celebrated the holiday with a parnter but again, if it were done in a non-traditional way, it could be nice.
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When I was younger (middle school/high school), my friends and I would give each other gifts on the holiday. Someone would buy the flowers, someone else would get the chocolate, another person would be in charge of cards, someone else would be the designated hug-giver :) We made it fun, basically.
And my parents are ridiculously sweet about it. I'm about to turn 27, but they still buy me little Valentine's Day gifts. With my dad, it's the traditional stuffed animal and chocolates and with my mom, it's usually something she knows I really want like a cd/dvd/book, etc.
I've never celebrated the holiday with a parnter but again, if it were done in a non-traditional way, it could be nice.