US divorcees given dating advice

Being divorced can be rather lonely, particularly in the face of holidays or special occasions

Being divorced can be rather lonely, particularly in the face of holidays or special occasions. Valentine's Day can be quite a miserable time for anyone who has or is about to go through a divorce, but according to a US website there are things that people without a partner can do to cheer themselves up.

Divorce360.com questioned its members about what they are planning to do on February 14th and has come up with a list of the top ten ways to 'survive and thrive' on one of the most romantic days of the year.

According to the site, one of the best things that a single person can do on Valentine's Day is give gifts to people they love, which of course does not have to be a spouse, because giving a gift makes you feel good!

It also noted that spending the evening with single friends is a good idea. Mental health counsellor Kristin Cavins explained: "Remember that it's not odd or unusual in any way to be single on Valentine's Day. Right now there are more singles in this country than ever; it's a great time to have a party or go out as a group."

Divorce360 also recommended destroying old love letters from a former partner, hosting a small party at your home, visiting a relative or spoiling yourself by cooking a delicious meal.

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