With over 190 million cards exchanged annually, Valentine’s Day is the second highest card-giving occasion. It’s up to you to find the best fit. Don’t panic. Valentine’s Day cards have specific psychological benefits. See which one will be your go-to for this Valentine’s Day. Happy Card Hunting.

#TheCheesyPun

This card delights in a corny, yet endearing, way. Humor keeps things light on the emotion side. Psychologists say humor offers several benefits including higher self-esteem, lower levels of depression and more positive self-concept.

#TheLoveBallad

This card is perfect for expressing just how much that special someone means to you. The message is heartfelt and the meaning is deep. Psychologists say this sort of card demonstrates the giver is willing to take time to express their emotions.

#SimpleAndSweet

The simple and sweet card is just that, a simple message that is sweet and not too overpowering. Psychologists note that the use of imagery is one of the most powerful ways to elicit emotions like love.

#SinglesAwarenessDay

Valentine’s Day is also SAD Day, Singles Awareness Day. “Single” Valentine’s Day cards are a great reminder that you don’t need “true love” to be happy. If you’re single on February 14th, Psychologists recommend treating it like any other day, a chance to further your goals and dreams.

#SarcasmIsRomantic

For those that want to express how you feel, but at the same time like to keep it light, throw some sarcasm in there. Sarcastic cards can be funny and playful or attacking and insinuative. Psychologists have even discovered a higher benefit of sarcasm: increased creativity.

And there you have it, the psychoanalysis of 5 Valentine Day cards. The Cheesy Pun, The Love Ballad, The Sweet & Simple, The Single Valentine and The Sarcastic Note. Which one will you give this Valentine’s Day?