It’s the day some people look forward to every year, but also the day some people dread weeks before. Some consider it a holiday and for some it’s just a reminder of how much guys suck. One thing’s for certain: Valentine’s Day is almost as complicated as the relationships it’s supposed to celebrate. It can be even more complicated for us collegiettes since we have to manage classes, work, and being fabulous in addition to navigating the romantic seas. A lot of articles come out around this time trying to give insight to confused and lonely ladies, but for such topics we always like to hear from our Campus Cutie.
Major: Undecided
Interests: Sports, Entourage, Reading the newspaper
Relationship Status: In A Relationship
Flowers or Chocolate? Flowers all the way
How do you feel about Valentine’s Day?
I think people make too big of a deal of it, especially when they aren’t even dating anyone. It doesn’t even cross my mind when I’m single. That being said, if you are in a relationship it’s a good excuse to take a break from school and work just to have fun with your girl.
What’s the best way to celebrate Valentine’s Day?
The best way to celebrate is doing something that the two of you like to do. So don’t worry about doing the typical thing, you should just do what you enjoy whether it be going out to a movie or a sports event.
In your opinion should the guy plan Valentine’s Day completely or should the girl plan on contributing as well?
I think most of the responsibility falls on the guy but it’s nice if the girl wants to plan a small surprise as well.
How can singles make their Valentine’s Day more bearable?
If you’re single you shouldn’t even be worrying about Valentine’s Day. Go hang out with your friends and just relax, it’s just another day.
His Advice: It’s important to take chances in life so be open to trying new things.