You’re either on board with Valentine’s Day or you’re not, regardless of your relationship status. When V-Day comes around, there are the mushy people who are obsessed with this “holiday” or the people who wear all black, and don’t speak a word of it. And of course, there are the people in between who treat today as any other day.

On Valentine’s Day, you’ll see all of your social media channels explode with relevant posts and tweets pertaining to this holiday. You’ll even see people post delightful or sorrowful pictures to get their points across, like flowers they’ve received from their loved ones or depressing and lonely love poems. Whether you think it’s a made-up holiday from Hallmark or you actually think Cupid is real, you’ll probably promote your stance on at least one of your social media channels today.

Well, have you noticed on your twitter feed that most of the negative Valentine’s Day tweets are originating from men today? According to a Mashable article, men tend to post more negative tweets during this holiday than women. A sentimental analysis showed that 11 percent of women are tweeting negatively about this day, while 23 percent of men are, as well. A whopping 68 percent of both men and women are tweeting neutrally on this topic, which is expected.

I think this is a surprising twist of events. Most of my Twitter and Facebook feeds are being bombarded by women publicizing their thoughts on today and the gifts they have received, not a man’s negative thoughts on the matter. What about you? Have you noticed any negative tweets coming from men on your twitter feed or social media channels that surprised you?