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25 V-Day Cards made for the 21st Century

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

What’s a girl or guy to do when their sweetheart doesn’t quite fit the heteronormative “Honey I Love You More Each And Every Day?” Well you’re in luck. Below is a compilation of Valentines day cards for the 21st century romantic. Byron, eat your heart out.

 

1. Awkward eye contact sometimes isn’t enough

 

2. Hence The Importance Of Being Earnest

 

3. Send your valentine a card. Don’t be a chicken.

 

4. You spend enough time together; get your Xbox a card. DO YOU WANT THE RED RING OF DEATH AGAIN?

 

5. For those passionate about punctation

 

6. Craigslist missed connections… 

“I also promise not to tell anyone where you are.”

 

7. When in doubt, go with a card that’s universally true.

 

8. I’m telling you right now, the odds are not in your favour.

    

 

9. “To love oneself is the beginning of a lifelong romance.” – Oscar Wilde

 

 

10. Marry them.

 

11. The passive agressive valentine. Also the most accurate.

 

12. For all you gooey, sentimental types

 

13. And everyone said Jabba was the romantic one

   

 

14. They really love crack.

 

15. You read it in the voice didn’t you? DIDN’T YOU?

 

16. …said St. Valentine under his breath

   

(also Gob)

 

 

17. Sweet, but not too sweet.

 

18. Dear Hersheys,

19. Now available at you local CVS

(they’re where the cigarettes use to be)

 

20. A conversation starter.

 

21. But the roses & hearts make up for it, right?

 

 

22. Cancel your dinner reservations, you both know you’re not watching “just one episode.”

   

 

23. …Speaking of, u still up?

 

 

24. Trick Question. Do you want the D?

     

 

25. Now pour yourself a drink. It’s Valentines Day.

A student journalist at the University of Georgia, Brittini Ray has been writing for HCUGA since fall 2011. This past spring, she became the president of Her Campus UGA. Brittini also interns for zpolitics.com. She hopes to learn more about news and the journalsim industry.   Follow Brittini on Twitter