Valentine’s Day is just hours away and I can’t help but wonder why do we have just one day to celebrate our love towards our partners?
In the words of Rabindranath Tagore, “love is the only reality and is not a mere sentiment. It is the ultimate truth that lies at the heart of creation.”
If love really is that powerful and vital then shouldn’t it be celebrated every day? Shouldn’t we often take the time and e have efforts to remind our closest people how much they mean to us? Shouldn’t we express our gratitude towards them more frequently than we usually do?
Or does one day cover up for the remaining 364 days of the year?
We have Mother’s Day to celebrate the bond between mothers and their children; we have Father’s Day to thank our dads for their protection and support; we even have Brother’s Day and Sister’s Day to celebrate the bonds that we share with our siblings, but is having just one day really enough?
Is it ok to celebrate one day and ignore our loved ones other times?
Love is an eternal feeling and it makes us a better person. While being loved by someone gives us strength, loving someone gives us courage. No matter what the bond the is, the feeling remains the same and requires nourishment.
However, if we hurt someone close to us, even a fancy restaurant, red roses and a dozen expensive gifts can never make up for it.
So, if you truly love someone don’t wait for a year to admit that you do. Every day counts, every moment is precious.
Spend time together; surprise them often; flirt with them like you’re still 16; show how grateful you are and never value your ego more than the person you care about. Coz when you love someone, every day is the day of love...
In the words of Rabindranath Tagore, “love is the only reality and is not a mere sentiment. It is the ultimate truth that lies at the heart of creation.”
If love really is that powerful and vital then shouldn’t it be celebrated every day? Shouldn’t we often take the time and e have efforts to remind our closest people how much they mean to us? Shouldn’t we express our gratitude towards them more frequently than we usually do?
Or does one day cover up for the remaining 364 days of the year?
We have Mother’s Day to celebrate the bond between mothers and their children; we have Father’s Day to thank our dads for their protection and support; we even have Brother’s Day and Sister’s Day to celebrate the bonds that we share with our siblings, but is having just one day really enough?
Is it ok to celebrate one day and ignore our loved ones other times?
Love is an eternal feeling and it makes us a better person. While being loved by someone gives us strength, loving someone gives us courage. No matter what the bond the is, the feeling remains the same and requires nourishment.
However, if we hurt someone close to us, even a fancy restaurant, red roses and a dozen expensive gifts can never make up for it.
So, if you truly love someone don’t wait for a year to admit that you do. Every day counts, every moment is precious.
Spend time together; surprise them often; flirt with them like you’re still 16; show how grateful you are and never value your ego more than the person you care about. Coz when you love someone, every day is the day of love...
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