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Single people are sad people. Youre so lucky. Everybody is jealous of you, but, whatever, thats not your problem. Friendships come and go. Soulmates are forever. Love is completely, undeniably, irrefutably 100% real. You look soooooo prettyyyyyy. A teddy bear is a totally acceptable gift for an adult woman. Its not creepy. Its NOT. Its more than ok if your only dream is for life to stay exactly the same. Thats how you know youre truly happy. Your inside jokes are what make you special. No, seriously. You guys are, like, really, really special. It doesnt matter if you love yourselves as long as you love each other. Sure, drinking makes spending time together better, but that doesnt mean your relationship depends on it. Mutual status updates/tweets during your VDay activities are not only super cute, theyre imperative. As the old saying goes, its not love unless everyone knows how happy you are. Obligated, high-expectation sex is good sex. Happy Valentines Day! Nobody loves you. Nobody has ever loved you. Nobody will ever love you. Youre most likely single because youre not good looking. You did this to yourself through your inability to change for others. Stop pretending that youre joyful or content. Youre alone and you hate yourself. Lying doesnt suit you. Dont cry. All those couples that look happy actually are. In fact, theyre usually even happier. Either way, its better to be miserable and in a relationship than to be happy and single. Thats just life; I dont make the rules. Friendships dont matter. If they did, they would have a holiday too, wouldnt they? Seriously, stop crying. Youre pathetic. You should probably just kill yourself. Or get a dog. Whichevers easiest.
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