Nope. Especially since I moved to Thailand and no longer felt pressured to "find someone."

The US puts unnatural emphasis on relationships, assuming that if you're single, there's something "wrong" with you, and concerned friends and relatives constantly try to set up their single friends, as though they were charity cases.

In Thailand, many/most professional women stay single, to be able to keep their money and independence, and married couples frequently don't even live in the same town, as husbands often live with their mothers.

Even if married couples live together, most people here seem to be bi, and both spouses often have lovers of both genders. Many don't seem to consider gender at all, actually.

I hate to tell you this, but this is a holiday that targets women specifically. Don't let corporate marketing dictate your feelings.

The whole holiday is designed to make people feel depressed and excluded.

Lol...nope

Depressed a few times because of recent break ups. Singled out no.

Nope

I'm afraid so.

Nope. Have you? Want to tell us about it?