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Anti-Valentine’s Week offers a fun way to move on and celebrate independence. Discover the significance of each day, from Slap Day to Breakup Day, and enjoy a fresh start.

Embracing singlehood: The fun side of anti-Valentine’s Week

Anti-Valentine&rsquo;s Week offers a fun way to move on and celebrate independence. Discover the significance of each day, from Slap Day to Breakup Day, and enjoy a fresh start.

Valentine&rsquo;s Week may be all about love, romance, and grand gestures, but let&rsquo;s be honest&mdash;not everyone is in the mood for heart-shaped balloons and candlelit dinners.
Whether you&rsquo;re happily single, healing from a breakup, or just over the love-fest, Anti-Valentine&rsquo;s Week is here to bring a refreshing, lighthearted twist.
From February 15 to February 21, this week is all about moving on, celebrating self-love, and having some fun along the way. If you&rsquo;ve ever rolled your eyes at lovey-dovey posts on social media, this might just be the celebration for you!
<h3>What is Anti-Valentine&rsquo;s Week?</h3>
While Valentine&rsquo;s Day, observed on February 14, is all about expressing love and affection, the festivities actually start a week earlier, with couples exchanging gifts, flowers, and sweet gestures. But love isn't for everyone, and that&rsquo;s exactly where Anti-Valentine&rsquo;s Week steps in!
Kicking off right after Valentine's Day, this week is dedicated to moving forward&mdash;whether that means leaving behind toxic relationships, embracing independence, or just having a laugh at love&rsquo;s ups and downs. It&rsquo;s a reminder that being single can be just as fun&mdash;if not more!
<h3>Anti-Valentine&rsquo;s Week Full List 2025</h3>
If you&rsquo;re ready to swap romance for some much-needed self-love, here&rsquo;s your official Anti-Valentine&rsquo;s Week lineup:
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February 15 &ndash; Slap Day
No, you&rsquo;re not actually supposed to slap your ex (though we get why some might feel like it!).
Instead, Slap Day is all about symbolically &ldquo;slapping away&rdquo; negativity. Whether it&rsquo;s deleting old texts, unfollowing an ex, or tossing out reminders of a past relationship, this day is about making space for a fresh start.
February 16 &ndash; Kick Day
Time to kick out all the lingering emotional baggage! On Kick Day, people take a step forward by letting go of toxic influences and making room for positivity and self-growth.
Whether that means blocking a number, cutting off a bad habit, or even rearranging your room for a new vibe&mdash;this day is all about moving forward.
February 17 &ndash; Perfume Day
After shedding negativity, it&rsquo;s time to refresh and recharge. Perfume Day is all about treating yourself&mdash;wear your favourite scent, pamper yourself, or do something that makes you feel confident and radiant. The goal? To focus on self-care and self-love.
February 18 &ndash; Flirt Day
Enough of the heartbreak talk&mdash;it&rsquo;s time to have some fun! Flirt Day is your excuse to be charming, strike up conversations, and embrace new possibilities.
Whether it&rsquo;s harmless banter with a stranger or just dressing up for yourself, today is all about confidence and fun.
February 19 &ndash; Confession Day
Got something on your mind? Confession Day is the perfect time to let it out! Whether it&rsquo;s confessing your feelings to a crush or making amends with someone you&rsquo;ve hurt, this day is about honesty and closure&mdash;whatever that may look like for you.
February 20 &ndash; Missing Day
We all miss people&mdash;friends, past lovers, family members. Missing Day is the perfect opportunity to reach out and reconnect. Whether you send a simple text or make a heartfelt call, today is about embracing your emotions and expressing how you feel.
February 21 &ndash; Breakup Day
If something isn&rsquo;t serving you anymore, Breakup Day is the time to let go. Whether it&rsquo;s a bad relationship, a toxic friendship, or even a bad habit, today is all about prioritising yourself. Because sometimes, the best love story is the one you write for yourself.
While Valentine&rsquo;s Week celebrates love, Anti-Valentine&rsquo;s Week is about embracing YOU. Whether you use this week to heal, laugh, or just enjoy your own company, the important thing is to do it on your own terms. Love may come and go, but self-love is forever!
So, if you&rsquo;ve been feeling a little left out this season&mdash;don&rsquo;t be. There&rsquo;s a whole week dedicated to you, your growth, and your happiness.

Delusionship: It was found that 39% of participants admitted being in a delusionship at least once, with 29% of them being introverts.

People get into 'delusionship' at least once in their dating lifespan; know what it is

Delusionship: The survey found 39% of participants are in delusionship at least once.

Situationship is a thing of the past; now people are stuck in a 'delusionship'. As per a survey by dating app QuackQuack, 39 per cent of participants admitted having been in a delusionship at least once in their dating lifespan.&nbsp;
<h3>What is a delusionship?</h3>
According to QuackQuack, delusionship is a state of mind wherein the person imagines an entire relationship, starting from proposing to ending up being married and kids, without even making a single move on their crush.
It was further revealed in the survey that 29 per cent of people who revealed that they are in delusionships are introverts.&nbsp;
Extroverts are also a part of this trend, and they think it's more common than most people care to admit. Users from both tier 1 and 2 cities alike have experienced this intense 'obsession and daydreaming', as they termed it. It builds slowly and steadily, but thankfully, it does not last long. If it does, it no longer comes under the delusionship category.

'Delicate dumping' is the new term in the dating world for when person stops investing time and effort into their relationship. 

'Delicate dumping' is the new toxic breakup trend and you must be aware of it; know all about it 

'Delicate dumping' is the new term in the dating world for when person stops investing time and effort into their relationship.&nbsp;

From ghosting to zombied, the dating world comes up with many terms we need to Google for better understanding. Now&nbsp;'delicate dumping' is doing rounds on the internet, which is not as delicate as you think.&nbsp;
It is all about one partner falling out of love and not conveying their true feelings immediately to the respective other. This generally happens when one person stops investing their time and energy into the relationship and one can see distinguishable changes in their personality.&nbsp;
This trend is somewhat similar to the 'quiet quitting' trend that became popular in the year 2022.&nbsp;
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Gaslighting is undermining a partner’s emotions and feelings to deny their reality. People who experience it may feel confused, anxious or as though they cannot trust themselves.. 

Gaslighting is Merriam-Webster's word of the year. Here's what it means in the dating world

Gaslighting is undermining a partner’s emotions and feelings to deny their reality. People who experience it may feel confused, anxious or as though they cannot trust themselves.

Gaslighting is Merriam-Webster's word of the year. Here's what it means in the dating world 

Gaslighting is undermining a partner&rsquo;s emotions and feelings to deny the reality. People who experience it may feel confused, anxious or as if they cannot trust themselves.

The US dictionary publisher Merriam-Webster recently announced their word of the year; 'gaslighting'&nbsp;which means manipulating or grossly misleading someone.&nbsp;
The phrase originated from a 1938 mystery thriller called Gaslight. Searches for 'gaslighting'&nbsp;remained high throughout the year. Let's find out what it exactly means in the dating world.&nbsp;
Gaslighting is undermining a partner&rsquo;s emotions and feelings to deny their own reality. People who experience it may feel confused, anxious or as if they cannot trust themselves.
<h3>Signs of gaslighting in a relationship</h3>
<ul>
<li>They keep lying when you catch them</li>
<li>They play on your insecurities</li>
<li>Their actions don&rsquo;t match their words</li>
<li>They question your sanity</li>
<li>They accuse you of the same behaviors</li>
<li>You feel increasingly unsure of yourself</li>
</ul>
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/what-is-merriam-webster-s-word-of-the-year-1669641355143">What is Merriam-Webster's word of the year?</a>

A new dating trend called 'Mouth Buddies' has taken over China, know all about it. 

Mouth Buddies is China's latest dating trend; know what it is 

A new dating trend called 'Mouth Buddies' has taken over China, know all about it.&nbsp;

A bizarre dating trend called 'mouth buddies' is becoming popular in China. Also known as 'zui you', the new trend involves people meeting strangers online for anonymous kissing sessions.&nbsp;
The rules for meeting a 'mouth buddy' are only kissing, not the start of a relationship or sex, according to a report in South China Morning post (SCMP).&nbsp;
The trend has got mixed reactions from people and it is best for those who are not looking for a relationship and just a one-off kissing session with a stranger.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/opposite-of-typecast-open-casting-is-here-and-it-is-the-latest-dating-trend-know-all-about-it-1671423238889">Opposite of typecast, 'Open Casting' is here and it is the latest dating trend, know all about it</a>

This trend is for those who live with their partner but are struggling to get a good night's sleep. Know all about sleep divorce

What is sleep divorce? Is it healthy? Here's all you need to know

This trend is for those who live with their partner but are struggling to get a good night's sleep. Know all about sleep divorce.

Just because the sleep divorce trend has the term divorce in it, doesn't mean it requires you to call a lawyer. Recently, this trend is being much talked about on the internet and is being hailed as healthy. This trend is for those who live with their partner but are struggling to get a good night's sleep.&nbsp;
<h3>What is sleep divorce?</h3>
Sleep divorce means sleeping apart, in separate beds or bedrooms so that both partners can get a good night's sleep.&nbsp;
As per research, one third of American couples prefer sleeping alone. And this trend might actually help you sleep well.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/sleep-disorder-these-acupressure-points-in-your-body-can-help-you-fall-asleep-in-no-time-1676193493157">Sleep Disorder: These acupressure points in your body can help you fall asleep in no time</a>

Being in love is a great feeling, but maintaining respect is equally important. Here are some toxic trends in relationships that you must be aware of.   

Valentine's Day 2023: Toxic trends in relationships you need to know about 

Being in love is a great feeling, but maintaining respect is equally important. Here are some toxic trends in relationships that you must be aware of.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Dating someone and being in love is a romantic and cosy feeling. But on the other hand, it's equally important to be aware of the toxicity and maintain a healthy communication, respect and mutual understanding in all relationships.
<h3>Toxic dating trends you need to be aware of</h3>
Orbiting- In this a person doesn't reply to your texts, but keeps on liking your posts and stalks your profile.
Cloaking- Cloaking is when someone blocks you from everywhere and you have no way to ask them why they ran away from the relationship.&nbsp;
Almosts- Almosts is when someone acts like they're interested in you and start treating you like a partner, but refuses to put a label on the relationship.&nbsp;
Zombieing- &nbsp;Zombieing is when someone tries to connect with you again and after that abruptly ends the relationship for selfish reasons.&nbsp;
Phubbing- Phubbing is when a person is meeting with you in person but spends most of the time on their phone.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/">Valentine's Day 2023: Latest dating trends of 2023 as per Tinder survey</a>

A new study suggests that married people or the ones in a relationship are at a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Know more about it. 

Study suggests marriage may lower the risk of type 2 diabetes

A new study suggests that married people or the ones in a relationship are at a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Know more about it.&nbsp;

A study conducted by the University of Luxembourg and the University of Ottawa found that people who are married or in a relationship are at a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
Researchers examined data from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing on 3335 adults, aged between 50 and 89 who did not have any diabetes history.
Researchers claim that being married or living with your partner helps keeping blood sugar levels under control, especially among older people.&nbsp;
The findings also suggest that the nature and quality of relationship have no effect on blood glucose levels but just having a relationship is what matters. &nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/study-links-potato-consumption-with-type-2-diabetes-find-out-1672485750851">Study links potato consumption with type 2 diabetes, find out!&nbsp;</a>

A poll on 2,000 adults found that 65% of people ended a relationship because of an ick and 88% of people just ghosted someone after coming across these personality traits. Check out the complete list here.

Study says these traits could be huge turn-offs in relationships. Find out!

A poll on 2,000 adults found that 65% of people ended a relationship because of an ick and 88% of people just ghosted someone after coming across these personality traits. Check out the complete list here.

People who are rude to waiters are big turn-offs and we are all aware that such 'icks' end relationships. However, a new poll on 2,000 adults found that 65% of people ended a relationship because of such an ick and 88% ghosted someone completely after coming across these turn-offs.&nbsp;
Notably, 15% ended a romantic interest because they were obsessed with star signs, and 14% called it quits with someone who clapped when a plane landed. Meanwhile, 14% of men would also happily end it with someone who wanted to share food on a first date.&nbsp;
16% of women are turned off by those who wear tacky watches and 15% judge someone for being obsessed with their favourite sports team.
The study was conducted by dating app Seeking and it was found that smelling bad tops the list of turn-offs.&nbsp;
So, take a note of these before you head out for your next date.
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Now more people are seeking situationship, as per a latest survey. Know what the data suggests

No pressure and no clue; data suggests more people are now seeking 'Situationship'

Now more people are seeking 'situationship' as per a latest survey. Know what exactly it is

The feeling of being with someone is great but with the modern outlook of time, space and of course pace, 'situationship' comes into the picture. For those who are wondering what this is; let us tell you that it's more than a casual relationship but is something where there is no tag or label.&nbsp;
As per a latest survey more and more people especially in the younger generation are seeking situationship. According to 'Tinder's Year in Swipe 2022' survey, there has been a 49% increase in situationships since last year.&nbsp;
The data also found that those who preferred situationships over traditional relationships are seeing it as a way to develop a relationship with less pressure.
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Winters are here so get to know about the latest toxic dating trend- 'Winter Coating'. 

Winter Coating is the reason why your ex might show up at your door; know all about it

Winters are here so get to know about the latest dating trend- 'Winter Coating'.&nbsp;

Does your ex come back to you during winters and go back to their usual life as soon as the season is over? If you've nodded yes to this then you should know that you are their winter coat. Confused? Let us explain.
Winter Coating is the latest toxic dating trend. In this, the old flames or ex-partners reach out to their former lovers during the winter season so that they can have warmth and love for the cozy winters.&nbsp;
And, as soon as the weather itself becomes warm, they put their winter coats that's apparently the ex-partners, back into the shelves.&nbsp;
According to experts from the dating app, Inner Circle, winter coating is at its peak these days due to the current cost of living crisis. The data also suggests that 41 per cent of UK singles are dating less because of the rising costs. And, getting back together with an ex means they don't have to go on dates and spend their money.&nbsp;
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/vanilla-flavour-of-dating-flags-is-here-beige-know-all-about-it-1664422729061">Vanilla flavour of dating flags is here! Beige; know all about it</a>

A new dating term is here and this time it is not something colourful like red, green and pink flags but is rather bland. Know all about it.

What is beige flag? Know all about this new dating flag

New dating flag is here! This time its beige

A new dating term is here and this time it is not something colourful like red, green and pink flags but is rather bland. Know all about it.

If you've been a part of the vicious dating cycle, then you must have come across terms like 'red flags', 'ghosting', 'breadcrumbing' and 'green flags', among others. Well, now there is another flag in the dating market and that's 'beige flag'. In fact, it's for those who are bland or boring. It is quite similar to having a vanilla personality. Wait! Did you start thinking about your ex? Quite possible!
Recently, a trend emerged on TikTok when a TikToker named Caitlin MacPhail, a self-proclaimed CEO of beige flags publicly identifies people who are boring on dating platforms.&nbsp;
In her videos, she reviews dating profiles sent by her followers and picks out an element from them that hints at the person's blandness.&nbsp;
<h3>What exactly is the beige flag?</h3>
According to Caitlin, beige flags are signs on dating app profiles which indicates that the person behind the profile is probably plain boring. Though being boring is not something new but now we have a name for them on dating platforms.&nbsp;
Moreover, you should know that being beige is okay because being boring is an underrated trait. And, if you are one of them, you are clearly winning at this.
BRB! Making changes to our dating profile. (WINK)!
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/yes-relationship-heartbreak-is-harder-for-men-than-women-say-scientists-1636948097395">Yes, relationship heartbreak is harder for men than women, say scientists</a>

Recently, a study published in the Archives of Sexual Behaviour journal found that man-children do exist and they are killing the sexual desire of women, know more

Man-children exist and they are killing sexual drive of women, says study

Recently, a study published in the Archives of Sexual Behaviour journal found that man-children do exist and they are killing the sexual desire of women, know more

Have you ever dated someone, who never did the dishes, never emptied the bins, struggled to make the bed and weaponised their incompetence when they ended up doing all that chores? Yes, that's precisely the characteristics of a man-child. Well, we are not just randomly talking about it, now even science is confirming this phenomenon.&nbsp;
Recently, a study published in the Archives of Sexual Behaviour journal found that man-children do exist and they are killing the sexual desire of women with their ineptitude.&nbsp;
In the research, it was found that when women performed more household chores than their partner, they started to see their partner as a dependent child and this behaviour reduces their sexual desire for that person.
Well, now it is clear that having man-child behaviour is a big turn-off, quite literally!
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/study-suggests-chemicals-in-sanitary-pads-may-cause-cancer-infertility-1669114963557">Study suggests chemicals in sanitary pads may cause cancer &amp; infertility&nbsp;</a>

Dating someone but just in your imagination; you might be in a 'parasocial relationship', know what is it and why it is at a peak

Why is there a sudden surge in 'Parasocial relationships'? Know all about it

'Parasocial relationships' are at a peak. Know what exactly it is!

Dating someone but just in your imagination; you might be in a 'parasocial relationship', know what it is and why it is at a peak these days

No matter how much we enjoy singlehood, there comes a time when we seek a relationship. And sometimes in desire of that, we end up having a 'Parasocial relationship'. No, it's not something like dating yourself rather it is forming a relationship with someone, most likely a celebrity in our own imagination.&nbsp;
Recently, there has been a major surge in parasocial relationships, all thanks to the coronavirus-induced pandemic. According to a May 2021 study, the COVID-19 pandemic has increased the number of parasocial relationships and this happened because people started isolating and thus it gave people reason to get inclined towards a celebrity.&nbsp;
<h3>What exactly is the parasocial relationship?</h3>
A parasocial relationship is nothing new. This term was coined by researchers, Donald Horton and R. Richard Wohl in 1956. The parasocial relationship term came into force because of the rise in mass media. And thus people started having the illusion of having a face-to-face relationship with the stars.&nbsp;
In this relationship, a person starts having feeling towards a celebrity and become attached and invested in a particular fictional character played by them. It is more like a one-sided relationship, where you expect nothing out of it but get disheartened when you see some bad news related to that particular celebrity.&nbsp;
<h3>Are parasocial relationships healthy?&nbsp;</h3>
According to research, parasocial relationships can be healthy as they can help young people understand their identities and see themselves in a good light and it also expands their social awareness. However, there is a fine line between a parasocial relationship turning unhealthy from healthy. Therapists say that the ultimate goal is to see people have a real relationship instead of an illusional one.&nbsp;
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