While Valentine's Day dominates February as the celebration of romantic love, Singles Awareness Day takes place one day later on the 15th to recognize those who are not in relation

Single Awareness Day (SAD), celebrated on February 15th, offers singles a chance to embrace independence and self-love after Valentine’s Day. It's a fun, lighthearted day to focus on personal growth and celebrate being solo,

OkCupid polled singles to see if they prefer to celebrate the day of love with someone special or if they treat it as any other Thursday. 48% of respondents wanted a classic romantic dinner, 25% opted for a quiet night with a movie and comfort food,

Valentine’s, a day associated with lovers and romance, is here. But what happens if you are single and have no one to celebrate Valentine’s with? Here are some of the fun activities you can engage in on Valentine’s Day.

Valentine's Day often comes with the assumption that love must be celebrated with a partner, but being single on February 14th can be just as fulfilling-if not more! While couples focus on romantic dinners and grand gestures,

As we all know Valentine’s Day is the day for love, but it isn’t specific to one particular type of love. Love can be celebrated with friends, family, a romantic partner, or yourself. Her Agenda has spoken with a few ladies who will give you some alternative ways to get the most love out of