The Spectrum

Issue date: 2/8/07 Section: He Said/She Said

Valentine's Day is a day that couples spend together. There are roses and chocolates everywhere. However, Valentine's Day is different for everyone.

The most common is the traditional couple. The night will have a romantic dinner followed by a night of candles, wine and romance. This is the ideal interpretation of what the ideal Valentine's Day would be.

Secondly, you have the single person who gets together with other single friends and use this day as an excuse to party. If they don't have a significant other it is better to be with people you love as well as going out and having a wild night.

Thirdly, you have you sad person who only wants to have a significant other. For this person Valentine's Day is miserable.

Lastly, you have the people that just ignore the day altogether. They can be single or couples. Many people believe the day has become commercialized and they refuse to celebrate it.

Overall, Valentine's Day is different for everyone and each person needs to celebrate or hate it in their own way

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