Happy Valentine’s!<\/p>\n
Or not.<\/p>\n
Since we are pretty much commanded, today, to think about love, our thoughts run to a sweet bit of poetry called Newton’s Third Law of Motion. Familiar? Goes like this: For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.<\/p>\n
Enchanting.<\/p>\n
And true.<\/p>\n
For every person who finds themselves in love today, there’s someone else who does not. And next Valentine’s, it could all flip; does all the time. See, we all know Valentine’s is silly and manufactured, yet it inevitably culls up the deepest and rawest of emotions and there’s only one way to properly address that kind of stuff and it ain’t with a drug store candy sampler.<\/p>\n
To get to the heart of the day’s duality, we asked a few folks these simple questions:<\/p>\n
You’re in love and you are making a mixtape for the object of your affection. What is the first track?<\/p>\n
And.<\/p>\n
You’re heartbroken and you are making a mixtape for the person who broke your heart. What is the first track?<\/p>\n
Their answers were heartfelt and wide-ranging (check out the entire Spotify playlist here<\/a>).\u00a0We want to know what your choices would be. Hit us up on Facebook<\/a>, Twitter<\/a> or Instagram<\/a> and let us know.<\/p>\n And Happy Valentine’s!<\/p>\n Or not.<\/p>\n Follow us on Spotify<\/strong>
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