For many Valentine’s Day is one day of the year where couples really want to have a great date and show their partner how much they love them and care about. Flowers have a way of creating strong and lasting memories. I would only say that flowers may fade; but the memories and the emotions never vanish. I remember the first flower I ever received from my wife on my first Valentine’s Day. I will always remember the comfort those flowers gave my family. Her beauty and energetic personality are forever linked to the purity and splendor of white flowers. There are so many ways to describe that intense emotion call love. Everybody has their own idea and explanation for love, like: – Love is a symbol of eternity. It wipes out all sense of time, destroying all memory of a beginning and all fear of an end. I feel love is the condition in which the happiness of another person is essential to your own.
Romantic thoughts emerge as Valentine’s Day approaches and reminders of Valentine’s Day lingers for months. It is also natural that we celebrate the occasion by giving our spouse a romantic Valentine’s Day gift but we use the holiday to discuss with our kids the nature of romantic love, and their feelings for their mother. We open up with them, and share our feelings deeply, so that they can see you as a complete person. This may seem sappy, but my relationship with my wife is the most important role model for romantic love and partnership as we grow up.
Our life is full of colours and I hope this Valentine day will add more colors in our life. My 23rd wedding anniversary falls on Valentine Day. (Yes, it’s really on Valentine’s Day). I would like to point out that marriage holds an important place in human relationships because it fulfils the basic need for love, companionship and family in a way no other relationship can. Nevertheless, one should never forget that love is one of the greatest human emotions and if two people wish to spend their lives together, out of love for each other, there can be nothing prosperous than that. It is the love and duty cultivated for the entire family that prevents break-ups. Marriages are a test of our emotional and life skills. A relationship built on mutual respect, basic courtesy, acceptance, and compromise is an effective way to make good on that whole “till death do us part” thing. I am trying to figure out what to do for my wife on this special day. As I thought about my wife this week, I was reminded of how wonderful she is. We never fight, and if we have a disagreement we always work things out without fighting, how perfect is that. We are each others essence, our souls are intertwined, and we are a caduceus united. We love each other, adore each other, and respect each other, know each other’s limitations and help each other transcend it, and if we cannot, be the strength for each other when one falls. My Wedding Anniversary that falls on Valentine day always reminds me that “Love is the magician that pulls man out of his own heart.” and I can never forget the memories I share every year.
(The views expressed by the author in the article are his/her own.)
