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Valentine’s Day is often framed as a celebration of romantic love—grand gestures, candlelit dinners, and perfectly curated moments. But for many women, this holiday feels like just another Do nothing. Treat it like a normal day. Or, have it mark the start of you showing love everyday, not just on Valentine’s day. Takeaway message. You shouldn’t need a specific day of the year to remind you to show your love, and showing your love shouldn’t need to be through spending money. Valentine’s Day is for lovers — but you don’t need a romantic soulmate to celebrate. The holiday is a chance to consider just how rich, diverse and beneficial every form of love is in the human experience, whether it comes from your family, friends, pets, neighbors or community. This Valentine's Day, experts encourage you to think beyond one-on-one relationships and reflect on your community and world. Having a commitment to a cause or group builds mental resilience, they Valentine's Day is associated with the most prevalent messages being monogamy and heterosexuality. Valentine's Day is supposed to be a celebration of love but it may not be meaningful for Every day should be a day of expressing love and appreciation, not just once a year on a Hallmark-generated Holiday. We actually were able to avoid the masses the day after Valentine’s in 2019 at the JW Marriott in DTLA. Figure 1: Celebrating Valentine’s Day. Valentine’s Day Planning. The most important reason for celebrating Valentine’s Day is the significant other or partner, as shown in Table 2. This is followed by a fun thing to do. Interestingly, 10.4% say that “It is expected of me.” Table 2: Reasons to Celebrate Valentine’s Day Valentine’s Day is our reminder to stop the boring relationship routines and make special accommodation to make the ones we love a priority for a few hours. Valentine’s Day is possibly a According to some, Valentine’s Day should be celebrated around the nation: Valentine’s Day is a holiday to show love to friends and family. Valentine’s Day allows for people to be honest about their feelings and be more transparent than during any other day in the year. Love contributes abundant purpose and meaning to our everyday lives. Romantic love is decidedly out among many younger adults, viewed as a silly, unnecessary thing that can be a major disruption If this were our society, having every day be Valentine's Day, imagine how much happier couples would be. Imagine how many divorces could be prevented. All it takes it a simple action for a significant change. So don't treat the person you love extra special for one day out of 365 days- treat them special every day of the year. Here are eight reasons why Valentine's Day is the absolute worst. There's pressure to spend tons of money on cards, gifts, flowers, and candy. “For many [Valentine’s Day] is a lonely time,” said Lila Killian, student at LRHS. Not only is Valentine’s Day a lonely time for many people, but it is often also seen as unnecessary. “I believe that people should not just show their love and affection to their loved ones only once a year, but everyday,” said Monique Dacanay Before you succumb to the pressure of red roses and prix fixe menus, let's explore why Valentine's Day might be overrated for your love story: 1. Manufactured Romance: The forced festivity can Many people assume that Valentine’s Day is the day to express their everlasting love for each other. Practically, love should be consistent, not surge all of a sudden on one day and dip to the sea bed throughout the rest of the year. If you love someone, you should be able to express your love for them every day. Why Valentine's Day Can Be A Problem For Some Couples. "Better yet, show love and desire every (or nearly) every day instead. If you wait until Valentine's Day to do that, resentment builds Indeed, perhaps expressing every day to each other why they choose to be in the relationship, why they decide to go to sleep and wake up next to each other, is the very building block of a solid The upcoming “Love Holiday” of Valentine’s Day is quite a controversial one, likely to spur all sorts of emotions: from anticipation, excitement, and joy, to disappointment, resentment, irritation, even aversion to the people that simply can’t stand this heart-filled day. If anything, Valentine's Day intrigues my curiosity- how about you? Today let's see why is Valentine's Day so So before the next Valentine's Day comes up, why not try making the rest of the days in between feel momentous and unique? Turn the ordinary into the unforgettable, and treat your partner like every day is February 14th. Live and love like each day is a new day—and see where that takes you two. Follow Andie on Instagram. Again, why should an entire day be dedicated towards it? You also claimed 'it makes people feel warm and fuzzy'. You can't use yourself as proof that it makes all people feel 'warm and fuzzy' but even then I don't understand how that should be used as to why one whole day should be dedicated towards it, as if it encourages that we do this not on other days.
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