Cookie Brand Delivering Break-Up Cookie Boxes
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The month of love is here; Valentine’s Day is approaching. Insomnia Cookies is flipping the script on the season of love. The company is offering a limited edition 12-pack of cookies for Valentine’s Day season featuring break-up messages.
“Has your current fling crumbled? Let us bake up your breakup,” they stated on their website.
Those interested can snag an order of these cookies on their website called “It’s Not Me, It’s You.” You can choose the 12 cookies you want to give your soon-to-be ex and they’ll include a handwritten break-up note inside of the box.
Don’t even think about getting too personal with the note. There are only four options to choose from. These include, “It’s not me, it’s you,” “You’re sweet, but not my flavor,” “I have the hots for your roommate,” and “We’re done. Have a nice life.”
Those interested in sending a break-up box of cookies can purchase them online through Sunday, Feb. 18.
Insomnia Cookies shared on social media writing, “Even cookies understand the need for a clean break. enjoy the bittersweet taste of moving on while our cookies convey the timeless message: ‘It’s not me – it’s you.’ because sometimes, crumbs are all that’s left.”
People shared their reactions in the comments of the post, expressing their excitement and shock. “This is iconic, shoutout to your marketing team,” someone wrote. Another person said, “Getting this as a genuine breakup gift is insane [skull emoji].”
Insomnia Cookies has over 225 locations nationwide. Most of which you can find near a college campus. See if there is a location near you by checking their list here.
The Pennsylvania-based late-night cookie delivery brand started when founder Seth Berkowitz wanted a sweet and warm treat delivered to his dorm at the University of Pennsylvania in 2003. Berkowitz then opened its first store in Syracuse, New York in 2006, and the brand took off.
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Top Reasons Why People Love Being Single
Leave it to social media to remind you about your singleness. With “We’re engaged!” and “Celebrating X years together,” posts, it seems like everyone you know is coupled up. But not everyone wants commitment or a relationship with someone. Some people prefer being single. And no, that doesn’t mean that someone who prefers to be single is bad at relationships. There’s actually research that shows people are waiting longer to settle down or commit to someone.
Many people choose the single life for various reasons. Maybe you’re happy living it up as a single person or trying to find your internal happiness until you meet the right person. Either way, there are perks to being single.
Most couples figure out issues together or may even rely on their partner to take care of things. Meanwhile, single people are challenged to be more responsible for themselves. This not only builds your character, but it puts you in charge of your own well-being.
Being single can also put you in a great position career-wise. For instance, you’re free to pursue your career choices without having to consider another person. You don’t have to take into account what your partner thinks you should or shouldn’t do. Some research even suggests that single people value meaningful work even more than married people do.
Relationship weight gain.
It’s often said that once you’re in a relationship, you gain weight. Men’s Health magazine reported that, on average, couples gain about 17 pounds within one year of finding love. ABC reported that newly married women in their early 20s gained 24 pounds in the first five years of marriage. They also said that newly married men gained 30 pounds in the same age group. Is this what happens when you trade in your morning Saturday walks for “staying in bed just a little longer” with your babe?
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