valentines day gifts

You don't have to spend a fortune to make your significant other happy on Valentine's Day. You just have to think.

The 20 billion-dollar commercial enterprise of romance creates a lot of anxiety.

Roses are just so yesterday. Now you can wow your significant other with a bouquet of carbohydrates instead.

Need to get a little closure with an ex? Why not name a cockroach after them?

Valentine's Day means chocolates and flowers to many of us - but this year, you can make it about something even more special: children.

In Victoria's Secret before Valentine's Day you'll see a store filled with men picking out tiny pieces of fabric for their significant others. Don't do it, guys.

Procrastinators need love too. Or at least not to end up in the dog house. We feel your pain. There's still hope - it'll just take a little ingenuity.

Valentine's Day is fast approaching and if you haven't thought about what to get your special someone yet, here are a few ideas on what NOT to get.

Roses are red, chocolates are for mom...but nothing beats a personalized romance novel by YourNovel.com. This is most likely the most romantic thing you can do for your sweetheart on Valentines Day.

I didn't go all out this year for my wife. A dozen roses delivered to her workplace and dinner at her favorite restaurant. Not the best of Valentine's Day gifts for my special lady, but at least I didn't do this.

Not only do we have to worry about what to get our sweetie on Valentine's Day, we have to think about whether it's appropriate for how long we've been a couple. Here are Cosmo's ideas for gifts for different stages of couple-dom: