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Why
Aren’t Candy and Flowers Good Anymore on a
Valentine’s Day?
Valentine’s
Day has carried with it an intrinsic ability of pushing
the belief that a guy is the one who courts a girl and
hence he must do all that is required for satisfying
her. This belief has infiltrated into the minds of a
large section of the people and probably it is here to
stay a bit longer.
False,
Lies and Sins All Over:
Soon
after a couple starts dating, they soon begin to feel a
tremendous urge of acting in a certain manner. These are
the repercussions of the standards imposed by the
society, which makes them extend themselves well past
their comfort level. They try to be someone else from
what they actually are and this is like committing a
sin. By giving away to these wrong standards of the
society, they actually fail a very significant test in
their way. In fact, they harm themselves and their
relationship to such extents, which cannot be easily
mended. This would also mean lowering your moral values
and conveying indirectly to one’s own self as well as
others that, “I am no good”. The problem here is
that the people in love are not treating each other
equally, which is very important in all relationships.
By committing such acts of gifts and flowers, they
convey that they are not into the relationship because
of the value of the partner, but because of such
material stuff like gifts which mean specifying the
value or price for love. Consequently there is a loss of
importance in the partner’s eyes and such
relationships get dumped sooner or later.
Be
Honest With Your True Self:
If
one really wants to be charismatic, magnetic and
appealing, the most important thing is to be very honest
with your own self and being what you are, not somebody
else out on a false mission to impress. If that requires
you to empty your wallet, then go ahead with your
February 14 or any other day that u want to celebrate.
Refrain from false behavior which instead conveys a
wrong signal about your feelings for your partner.
Love
Is Divine, Never Fake It!
Being
in love is a very special feeling. So, never fake things
for proving it. Faking would actually mean that the
other person is not yet a special person for you. By
behaving falsely, you are doing the following sins:
- Compromising your morals and
principles.
- Lowering your worth and self
respect.
Forfeiting the right of saying that you are in
love or a relationship.
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