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Valentine’s Day: Romantic Ideas and Ways To Nurture Your Love

Noemi J. Mullins

This month is dedicated to celebrating love. We all desire this, but it cannot be easy to put off. Healthy relationships require constant attention. Valentine’s Day is a great time to get started. We have compiled some romantic ideas and ways that couples can nurture their love every day.

The History of Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day is today all about chocolate, flowers, gifts and cards. But the legends and strange traditions surrounding Valentine’s Day’s origins are fascinating. The holiday is believed to have originated from the pagan festival Lupercalia that was held every year in Rome on February 15. It was meant to facilitate or enable fertility. Trust me, and these sacrifice rituals are not what you want for Valentine’s Day. Marriage is difficult enough without more sacrifice. Let’s not get into the history details!

Romantic Ideas to Celebrate Love

It doesn’t matter what fertility rituals you follow; it is important to cherish the relationship that you have with your partner. Keeping the romance alive is not difficult, but it requires commitment. Regular meditation and yoga can reap the rewards, just like a regular yoga or meditation practice. Although it can be difficult to find new ways of showing your partner your love, there are many ways you can show your gratitude.

Surprise each other

Sometimes, a small thing can make all the difference. Random love notes that you leave when you wake up can be a sweet way to begin the day. It’s a great way to make time for your partner and invite them to go on a walk together. You’re more likely to be present if you do something different from the norm.

Dine-in

While I don’t deny that dining out can be wonderful, especially if it’s something you do for special occasions, dining in can be romantic. You can always set the table and serve a special meal, or you can bring your own. Even breakfast in bed or a candle-lit lunch at home during the workweek can be equally special, especially if you have the intention to nurture a loving relationship.

Staycation

It doesn’t take long to find romantic ways for you to spend your time together. You can sleep in, have brunch, and then go on a hike or to a matinee. You might recommend activities to tourists that you don’t do, like shopping at local shops or visiting museums. You can help your curiosity come back to the forefront by adopting the attitude of a tourist in your locality.

How to nurture your relationship?

It’s important to celebrate love, but it is also essential for couples to continue nurturing their relationship. While these acts may seem effortless, they require mindfulness.

Take the time.

You don’t have to focus on holidays only if you want to do something extra. On the other hand, if your family or work obligations get in the way of holidays, consider celebrating them on another day. It is important to spend quality time together, unassisted. A friend suggested that I scheduled regular dates nights when I had my first child. After seeing how long a newborn takes to grow up, I understood the importance of this advice. One couple I know woke up at 4:00 every morning when their children were small because it was their only time together. This was a time they loved so much that they continued the ritual long after their children left the house.

Find out the love language of your partner.

Our love language is a method that relies on the idea that everyone has a predisposition for and can identify heavily with one of five ways to receive and spread love. Use your partner’s love language to improve communication, appreciation, connection and prevent problems. Recently, my husband said that he didn’t want me to cuddle, which caused me great distress as touch is my love language. He told me that he had realized that one moment of cuddling, even though it wasn’t something he felt like, could have changed the course of the conversation.

Break out of your routine.

One of the greatest joys in new relationships is how everything feels exciting and fresh. You can cultivate intrigue and comfort by going against the grain. You don’t have to be spontaneous. Suppose timing is an issue, plan. But make sure it’s not part of your daily routine. It can be as simple as going out for coffee now and again instead of making it at your home. Giving one another attention in a loving, caring way can be powerful!

Recognize the importance and necessity of change.

This quote is my favorite: “The secret of a happy marriage is falling in love over and over with the same person.” We are wired to change and grow as humans. This means that no two people will ever be the same. This concept can help you open up new possibilities and be more exciting by accepting them.

It would help if you were mindful when you practice bonding behaviors. You don’t need to do more than a gentle gesture to create strong bonds between couples. It is possible to be supportive and loving without asking for it. You can also overlook your partner’s stupidity or words. Heartwarming things include smiling, making eye contact and intentionally smiling when you are together. It is important to show affection and kindness by doing a favor, even if you don’t ask. Finally, it is possible to bring back those butterflies by showing affection.

 

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