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There are so many syrupy holidays through the year that are devoted to love and relationships that if you partook of them all you would have a mouth full of cavities! Are you single and proud of it? Does the thought of having to live through another Valentine’s Day make you cringe? Well here is a day just for you! It’s Satisfied Staying Single Day!

How to Celebrate Satisfied Staying Single Day

Spend Time On Your Own

There are two approaches to take to the celebration of this wonderful holiday. The first is a truly single approach and celebrate on your own. You could set aside the whole day and treat yourself like the King or Queen you are. Head to the salon for a new do and a relaxing massage followed by a well-deserved shopping trip free of having to explain your spending!

Spend Time with Friends

The second is a group approach with a few options. Why not gather up all your single friends and have a dinner party to celebrate? You could follow that with a night at the club since none of you must answer to anyone but yourselves this shouldn’t cause drama!

Another option for a group setting is that you invite all your friends who are in a relationship and have them over. You know, like they do for you whenever there is a reason to gather. This time though you won’t have to endure the looks and questions about your single status. Make sure to show them how settled you are and how much you love them despite their attempts to change you!

Remember It’s Okay to be Single

There is nothing wrong with the single life and more people need to see that! Look back through history and you’ll see something glamorous about the “eternal bachelor”. Films have been made and stories are written to add to this idea, so why is there such a stigma attached to being single? Use this holiday to show the world how happy and satisfied you are with your life!

Satisfied Staying Single Day is a day to celebrate the idea that being alone is as empowering as being in a relationship. It is all in the way you choose to look at it. So if you are single and satisfied, this is your day! Enjoy!

History of Satisfied Staying Single Day

There have been those that are more comfortable dancing through life without a partner since the beginning of time. Why not have a day to celebrate that singular state of happiness? It seems like that was the thinking of the founders of the day, Thomas and Ruth Roy of Wellcat.

Now you can treat yourself to something sweet, colorful flowers or anything at all and know that you will have the perfect gift!

How often are you the recipient of pitying looks, invitations, and blind dates? Don’t they know that you are fine, you are happy and content with your life just as it is. The real answer is no. No, they don’t understand. They honestly think they’re helping you. On Satisfied Staying Single Day, you can start to show all your friends and family that there is nothing wrong with the single life.

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