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So, too, are the Valentine’s Day social media romance novels: one rosy moment in time among a million other small or messy ones that didn’t make the Instagram cut. “It matters not how you celebrate this one day, but how you treat your relationship on all the rest.” Here are all the reasons why strong couples may not want to celebrate Valentine's Day, according to experts. 1. They Don’t Need To Flaunt Their Relationship Status. The spirit of Valentine’s Day is sweet and well-meaning, but the fanfare that comes along with it can add unneeded stress to the strongest of relationships. Remember that you can choose how you want to celebrate, or even if you want to celebrate at all, and that the smallest gestures are often the most meaningful ones. Valentine's Day is the one day of the year that you're expected to be better looking, a better lover, a more fascinating conversationalist, the buyer of the perfect gift, and the planner of the If you think PDA on the regular is bad, just wait ‘til you witness Valentine’s Day in a high school. You turn one corner and you see Suzie mackin’ on Ryan. Turn another corner and you get stuck behind the couple that holds hands and takes up the whole hallway. 9) There are also tons of ooey gooey social media posts. Valentine's Day can be an incredibly expensive holiday to celebrate. Buying expensive jewelry, flowers, and dining at a nice restaurant might not even help your relationship and could even harm it. Instead of trying to cram all your love celebrations into one day, resolve to show love the rest of the year and take Valentine's Day off. Or better yet, turn it into a day of radical self-love. Why Some Choose Not To Celebrate. Many people choose not to celebrate Valentine’s Day citing that it originates with the honoring and worship of mythological gods. Others don’t like the fact that it was once related to a pagan festival. And others don’t celebrate it because well, they feel that showing love to someone should be an Not choosing to celebrate is also okay, here’s why you and your partner do not need to celebrate Valentine’s Day: Valentines Day comes with unnecessary pressure As most people will say “Everyday should feel like Valentine’s Day” that means showing love and affection to your partner every single day and not waiting for the 14th of If you keep your chin up, you'll find a love that you can celebrate every day of the year. Advertisement RELATED: 6 Embarrassing Valentine's Day Blunders Men Make (That Women Hate) How Valentine’s Day Is Celebrated Around the World. Today, Valentine’s Day is celebrated with varying traditions worldwide, each culture adding its unique twist: United States & Canada: Valentine’s Day is a major commercial holiday, with millions of people exchanging cards, chocolates, flowers, and romantic gifts. Schoolchildren often Short Answer: If you look into the history and origins of Valentine Day, plus the values this celebration promotes today, the answer to your question will be very clear. . Muslims don’t blindly follow the crowd when it comes to celebrations of any k People that call Valentine’s Day a “Hallmark holiday” are just trying to justify that they don’t want to celebrate it or spend any money. If you don’t want to celebrate Valentine’s Day, don’t. No one is forcing you. If both you & your wife feel the same way, that makes it easy! Here are a five reasons why you should not spend your hard-earned money on Valentine's Day: It Is An Insignificant Holiday People often feel obligated to celebrate Valentine's Day, even if they Whether or not schools choose to celebrate Valentine’s Day, teachers and school officials need to provide continuous interpersonal instruction throughout the year. Did you know that God doesn't want you to celebrate Valentine's Day? Here are 10 reasons why!======👓👓👓 Do you want to read the transcript or blog of this Because of Saint Valentine’s reputation as a “patron of lovers,” he became synonymous with romance. In the late 5th century A.D., Pope Gelasius I eliminated the pagan celebration of Lupercalia (more on Lupercalia below) and declared February 14 a day to celebrate the martyrdom of Saint Valentine instead. Valentine’s Day’s roots can be traced to the ancient pagan festival known as Lupercalia. It is celebrated on February 15 and is held in honor of Lupercus – their god of husbandry and fertility. Some call Valentine’s Day as a celebration of love, others see it as just a made-up holiday. So what is it, exactly? Should we celebrate Valentine’s Day or not? What do you think? We say, yes, we should celebrate Valentine’s Day. We should give each other cards and gifts. And we should enjoy being with our Continue reading 5 Reasons Why You Should Celebrate Valentine’s Day So, if you’re curious about why we celebrate Valentine’s Day, or why it’s even held on Feb. 14th, keep reading! We’re sharing the story and meaning behind this beloved holiday and some of
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