This Valentine’s Day, use Facebook to tell that special someone how you feel

This Valentine's Day, use Facebook to tell that special someone how you feel. What better way to say "I love you" than with a Valentine's Day card on Facebook? You will then have the option of sharing a card on a friend's Timeline or, if you're kind of sad, your own. In a push to make Facebook feel more warm and caring, the company has been rolling out several experiences around events like the "Year in Review", Chinese New Year and its own birthday, coined as "Friends Day." The company said that Facebook is "the first stop when we've experienced a major life event" and that on Valentine’s week last year, there was a 25 percent increase in engagement around life events compared to the prior two weeks. Facebook, which at times seems more interested in my love life than my nosy Indian aunts, has every romantic aspect covered. Need a break from an ex? Facebook even teaches brands how to capitalize on your recently single status. "The intention is really to reach people where they are," Alicia Dougherty-Wold, content strategy lead at Facebook, told Mashable last year. "If they are celebrating and if it’s a meaningful moment in a particular country or globally, we want to be celebrating with them."