Why celebrate Valentine’s Day?
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I have been dating my girl for a while now and we have never celebrated Valentine’s Day not once during our relationship. Does that make us the odd couple, well you can say that if you want but we are out lasting most of the couples that do celebrate Valentine’s Day.
Before I even start this, please understand that I am not telling people not to celebrate February 14th, hey if into this type of thing, go for it, but just take a look at my take on the whole thing.
My biggest problem with Valentine’s Day is that it is the only day the best comes out of most relationships. Some people are really looking forward to it because it’s the only day that their husband, boyfriend treats them with a little bit of respect. If you think you are worth getting pampered, flowers, chocolate and gifts once a year that is all good and dandy. Wouldn’t you like to have the same type of treatment all year long, at least most of the year?
Why can’t your love one receive the same kind of treatment, love, care and so on? Well my take on this is that a love that is only shown once a year is not real love. Love shouldn’t be expressed to its fullest potential only on a holiday but on any day. I can’t wait one day out of the year to tell my girlfriend that I love her and buy her something nice and wait for next year to do the same thing over. Well let me tell you guys, I wouldn’t have a girlfriend if that were the case.
I remember being in high school, Valentine’s Days was the only day we would know who was dating who because of all the flowers and gifts being delivered. I mean it’s a nice gesture to send your girl friend a nice vase of flower while she’s at work or school with some nice words that will brighten up her day but don’t wait until the 14th of February do it. If you really love or appreciate the person you are with, show it throughout the year not just that one day.
If your girlfriend or wife is a bit tense from working too hard; putting up with overwhelming school work and life as a whole, well send her to a spa where she can get pampered and massaged and the whole nine. If you don’t have that kind of money , well improvise, go on YouTube find some nice videos on how to give a good massage, my guess is she will appreciate it more than the one someone else touching her.
My girl and I buy each other stuff throughout the year; we express our love for each other throughout the year, so if I choose not to say how much “I love her” or appreciate it on Valentine’s Day it’s no big deal. I know a lot of people will disagree with me on this piece and I understand because these people may have the right husband, boyfriend that will treat them good all throughout the year. But is it fair to the ones that are not getting the same treatment throughout the year? Well I personally don’t think so but hey it’s just one person’s opinion.
My other thing about that day is that is it only a women’s day? Do guys get pampered too? I just want to know. I know some guys who are dating girls that are really disrespectful to them and during Valentine’s Day the guy still has to do all the nice things the girl expects! Why can’t that guy get some of that of that same ambiance? And guys if your girl only shows you respect, show you the love only on Valentine’s Day or do that special thing that you like only on that day, then that seems very problematic.
I know many may feel differently about this topic and what I have mentioned here but you have to really think about it. Why would you like your significant other to show you love and the respect that you deserve only once a year? As mentioned before, love is not a holiday but a regular day. Men, love your wife, girlfriend respect them, support them throughout the year. Ladies do the same thing, show your men support when he needs it the most, show him how much you love and appreciate all that he’s done every day not just that one day out of the year.
DrG1
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