Would buy anything for "Anti-Valentine's Day"?

In My Humble Opinion
1

I’ve been starting to get ads for this stuff, from places like these.

I guess you are supposed to buy a teeshirt for someone that says “Love Sucks”. But would you?

2

I never heard of that, but sure, why not.
After all, I given and got a lot of “Over the Hill” type coffe mugs and black balloons as gag gifts.
I like the one that says “I’m Auntie Valentine” because it can be ambiguous.

3

QuirkyAlone is a healthier approach, IMHO.

4

If I were anti-Valentine’s Day, I’d not buy a thing. Kind of defeats the purpose of being anti-Valentine’s Day to buy something, isn’t it?

And I’d probably snicker at people who bought something for anti-Valentine’s Day.

But that’s just me.

5

My post above is ambiguous.

I think it’s silly, wouldn’t do it, not because of hurting someone’s feelings, but “anti-Valentine”, to me, just screams “look at me, I’m so different than the norm. I got you something mean/clever instead of a Valentine! Aren’t I just wild?”

Bleh.

6

If you think Valentine’s Day gifts are a waste of money, you should

  1. Spend the money on something you’ll enjoy or get some use out of, and

  2. Date only women who agree that Valentine’s Day is stupid.

But spending money on junk that proclaims your opposition to the Day is asinine.

7

One of my ex-girlfriends threw an anti-Valentine’s Day party. The theme was black and bondage. You don’t get handcuffed to a hot girl’s belt and ordered to grope her at a regular Valentine’s party. Anti-Valentine’s can be a lot more fun, in my opinion.