#FebruaryHugot What's better than make out? Take out! pic.twitter.com/QrHu1CnYe5
— Pizza Hut Phils. (@pizzahutphils) February 4, 2015
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Surviving singlehood: 11 #FebruaryHugot tweets that will make Valentine’s Day less lonely

Valentine’s Day is coming. Naturally, your social media feed is filling up with #hugot quotes. February is when bitter singles let the whole world know that not everyone has someone to get mushy with on Valentine’s Day, or for the rest of the month.
Or the year.
Or forever.
Or the next lifetime.
But bitter singles have found a way to overcome their loneliness—and that is by congregating on Twitter to make good fun of themselves. As they say, “Misery loves company.”
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You know what’s better than a boyfriend or a girlfirend? PIZZA.
But then…
That’s because
It's not love that hurts us, it's the people we love that hurt us. #FebruaryHugot
— Chrisia Marie Sanqui (@chrisiamarie) February 4, 2015
Sometimes bitter singles can’t help themselves.
Is bitterness unattractive?
Hindi mo ikakaganda ang pagiging bitter sa Valentines. #FebruaryNa #FebruaryHugot
— Ariz Cunan (@ACunaners) February 4, 2015
But ampalaya is good for your skin!
#FebruaryNa para sa mga bitter hahha pic.twitter.com/e8jAvUQNAk
— Master.NoeL (@Noelskiiiii) February 2, 2015
So what if you’re single? Just take it from Taylor Swift.
Because someday you will find love.
Valentine's Day for you… VILLAIN-tine's Day for me! #FebruaryNa
— Bato Balani (@neilcutttter) February 2, 2015
And it will be totally worth it.
Sumaglit lang sa City of Love #legit #nofilter #noedit #boomParis #FEBibig #FebruaryNa Paris, France pic.twitter.com/PQNLUcQZBQ
— maria dennise (@dendenbadenden) February 2, 2015
Now if you can’t tweet your #hugot, why don’t you wear it instead?
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