Not everyone is in a lovey-dovey mood after Valentine’s Day. Some are healing, some are moving on, and some have endured emotional pressure and are done. That’s where Anti-Valentine Week comes into play. It’s both a joke and an emotional reset.

February 15th – Slap Day

No, it’s not a literal slap. This is about mentally knocking out bad memories and finally setting boundaries.

February 16th – Kick Day

Get rid of harmful habits, bad relationships, and anything else that drains your energy. Emotional cleansing day.

February 17th – Perfume Day

It’s time to feel good again. A new scent, a fresh atmosphere, and a soft reset of your mood.

February 18th – Cheating Day

It’s light, fun and no pressure. Flattery, playful banter, harmless flirting – just the right vibes.

February 19th – Confession Day

Communicate your feelings, regrets, truths, etc. to others or to yourself.

February 20th – Missing Day

It’s okay to miss people and old memories. Feel it, acknowledge it, and don’t get caught up in it.

February 21st – Farewell Day

This isn’t just about ending the relationship. It might be breaking with bad habits, old patterns, or expectations that no longer serve you.

Do we really need to celebrate all this?

Short answer: Not at all. This calendar is not a rulebook. Some people like to celebrate every day. Others find the whole thing exhausting. Both are valid.

Please choose a day that is convenient for you. Or ignore the calendar completely and show your love in your own way whenever you feel like it.