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Great Gifts for Single Friends During Valentine’s Season

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Harvard chapter.

Valentine’s Day and the month of February can be difficult for single friends to navigate, especially when loved up couples are posting all over their social media. Here are some ideas for gifts/activities to organize to give to your single friends to remind them that they are wonderful and beautiful humans who deserve all the love in the world!

  1. Write them a love letter! This is a super low-cost gift that can lift someone’s spirit significantly! You see your friends so much clearer than they see themselves sometimes so it is so important to remind them of all the things that you love about them!
  2. Take them to a restaurant and order only desserts! Make a reservation at a restaurant, get dressed up, and treat yourself to sweets! Dressing up can be a great method of self-love and self-care! Plus, what better way to treat yourself than eating delicious cheesecake?
  3. Order pizza and have a Twilight Saga marathon! Eating pizza and watching horrible romantic is the best way to celebrate the single life. Get a large pizza, cuddle up with too many blankets, and laugh at how cheesy this movie series is.
  4. Skin care night! Show up at your friend’s house/room with face masks, tea, and kale chips so you guys can have a mini spa night and treat your bodies! The best form of self-love is loving your body. Make it an evening of celebrating the vessel that you live your life in, your skin and body!
I am a senior at Harvard College studying Applied Mathematics with a specialization in Economics, and I am planning on getting a language citation in Spanish. I am currently a co-president and campus correspondent of Harvard's chapter of Her Campus! I am also a committee chair of a student organization that works with University Health Services called HealthPALs (Peer Advisors and Liaisons). Additionally, I am a member and co-director of service in OAASIS (Organization of Asian American Sisters in Service). Apart from that, I spend a lot of my time as a Learning Lab Undergraduate Fellow at the Harvard Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning. I am also the co-founder of a project at the Office of Diversity of Inclusion at Harvard. I am super passionate about math, health, and higher education! In my free time I love to work out, experiment with makeup and fashion, visit museums, and try new foods!