Anti-Valentine’s Week 2026 Calendar: The week of love has come to an end, and now it is time for singles to enjoy Anti-Valentine’s Week. While Valentine’s Day is dedicated to love and romantic gestures,
Anti-Valentine’s Week is a whimsical and light-hearted counter-celebration for those who are not romantically involved with someone. People celebrate this week with playful gestures, acknowledging a spectrum of emotions beyond love.
Lasting for seven days, the week starts with Slap Day on February 15 and ends with Breakup Day on February 21. In this article, let’s know all about the days after Valentine’s week that are meant to be light-hearted and fun:
Anti-Valentine’s Week 2026: Full List
- Slap Day: February 15
- Kick Day: February 16
- Perfume Day: February 17
- Flirt Day: February 18
- Confession Day: February 19
- Missing Day: February 20
- Breakup Day: February 21
Slap Day (February 15)
The Anti-Valentine’s Week starts with Slap Day. This day is a tongue-in-cheek observance for those who have been hurt in relationships, whether it was betrayal, emotional distress, or feeling of unworthiness. On this day, individuals exchange symbolic slaps by dismissing negativity and poking fun at the exaggerated romanticism associated with Valentine’s Day.
Kick Day (February 16)
Following the slap comes the second day of the week, which is Kick Day. This day humorously signify kicking away negative feelings, taking action to improve your life, and celebrating positivity. On this day, people let go negativity, embrace
possibilities, and have a fantastic day by sharing funny messages and memes, encouraging a step towards a more positive mindset.
Perfume Day (February 17)
Amid jest and banter, Perfume Day is observed on the third day. It is all about celebrating your love for fragrance and enjoying the power of scent. Perfume Day is also the perfect day to pamper yourself, indulge in the luxurious world of
perfumes, and explore new scents.
Flirt Day (February 18)
The fourth day of this week is observed as Flirting Day. The day is about embracing the lighter side of interactions. This day invites individuals to engage in fun conversations.
For singles, this day is a perfect opportunity to let go of their hesitations, show romantic interest towards someone, and indulge in the playful art of flirting without the weight of serious commitments.
Confession Day (February 19)
As the name suggests, this day is about confessing your true feelings to someone special.
This day is perfect for those souls yearning to express their partner, crush, or beloved their emotions, guilt, or a mistake they are carrying in their heart. Whether positive or negative, Confession Day can be a nerve-wracking but exciting opportunity to have open communication.
Missing Day (February 20)
Celebrated on February 20, this day dedicated to acknowledging and expressing feelings of missing someone special, whether it is due to death, a breakup, or some other reason. If you were away from your partner due to a long-distance relationship or breakup, this day is a chance to express and tell your partner how much you miss them.
Breakup Day (February 21)
The last day of Anti-Valentine’s Week is Breakup Day.
Ending a relationship is probably one of the most daunting parts, but this day is the ideal time to make the pivotal decision and walk away from relationships that are no longer serving you. While it can be heartbreaking to leave someone you have created beautiful memories with, it does not necessarily mean that you should get stuck regretting your decisions made in the past.
Whether you choose to celebrate the day of love with roses and candle-lit-dinners or indulge in the playful spirit of Anti-Valentine’s Week, find joy in whichever way feels right.
