66 Percent of Young Women Don't Buy Into Valentine's Day—Do You?

How's this for killing the romance: Two-thirds of young women think Valentine's Day is overrated, according to a new survey by the social network We Heart It.

After polling almost 25,000 users, We Heart It found that some pretty interesting details: Men were 20 percent more likely than women to want spend the evening on a date—women, on the other hand, were 40 percent more likely to want to hang out with their friends. Why? Many said that February 14 was disappointing, old-fashioned, and lame. (Ouch)

It doesn't matter how you spend Valentine's Day, but these results beg the question: Is V-Day really worth all of the hype?

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Kenny Thapoung

Social Media Editor

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