A recent article by relationship expert Dee Tozer suggested that couples who don't celebrate Valentines Day are more likely to be in an unhappy marriage.
As someone who has been married for 20 years, I'm sorry, but say what now?
According to Dee's data, of the 5000+ unhappy couples she has worked with, she says that 'almost 100 percent' did not celebrate, or even acknowledge Valentine's day.
I think the key takeaway from the data is the term 'unhappy couples'. They were ALREADY unhappy and I doubt a lack of gifting on Valentine's day was the primary issue.
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Sarcasm aside; I understand what Dee is saying.
Long-term relationships can be wonderful but they are also hard work and I totally relate after being with my husband Jules for 20 years. Sometimes relationships run their course and end - and that's okay too.
But whether your current relationship is good or just okay, I disagree with expert Dee and believe that celebrating Valentine's Day is essentially irrelevant.
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