Ready for Special Conversations? Make them Fearless!!

Valentine’s week is the time of the year when unconditional love is in the air. It’s a time for people to appreciate loved ones and make them feel special. It’s also a time for chocolates 🍫, flowers 💮, gifts 🎁, and 🕯candle-lit dinners. You might see some people falling in love 💓 during Valentine’s week and some adding new chapters to their ongoing love stories to take them to the next level.

Soulmates staying together or at the same location would definitely say “Valentine’s week” in an in-person meeting. But what about long-distance relationships? It might be difficult for a long-distance love relationship. 

Due to COVID-19, we all have a fear inside us while thinking about holiday meetups. It might not be safe to meet in person with your soulmate even if you stay in the same city. However, with proper precautions, we can make our Valentine’s day meetings fearless. But what If maintaining distance becomes mandatory for all? 

Don’t worry, still, there are options. Meeting at your own place is safe and outside is also not that unsafe if you are visiting a place with no crowd.

Chances are there that long-distance relationship tips will work for all. Let’s know more about Valentine’s Day and its history. After that, we have some amazing tips for people with long-distance relationships.

When Was the First Valentine Celebrated?

The first documented evidence of Valentine’s Day dates back to the year 270, which was when Saint Valentine allegedly performed a marriage ceremony for a jailed Christian boy and his imprisoned girlfriend on February 14. The celebration on this day became an established tradition in England by the mid-14th century.

Valentine Connected With Roman Festival

The Lupercalia festival is one of the most ancient festivals in the world, dating back to when Gods were still worshipped. It is a fertility festival that lasts for several days.

The festival has its roots in paganism and was celebrated by ancient Romans in February in honor of Lupercus, the god of crops and fertility.

However, the Christian church later adopted these festivities to commemorate two martyrs who died on this day, Saint Valentine and Saint Fabian.

It’s A Challenge!

Valentine’s Day comes with a lot of pressure to find the perfect gift or card to show your partner how much you care for them. If you are in a long-distance relationship, Valentine’s can be extra challenging. It can be hard to think of what will make your true soulmate happy over the internet or phone line. 

As we remember a popular saying from the TV series “Modern Family”, What are fears? Do they keep us alive or do they keep us from living? And this saying is very important to consider in the time span we are going through. 

We need to understand the meaning of fear. The fear of the pandemic is reasonable to an extent because it creates self-awareness within you, but overthinking due to fear is not good. You need to minimize your fear with the right precautionary steps.

The distance between partners can make Valentine’s Day tricky, but it doesn’t mean it has to be. Sending a thoughtful gift is an easy way to show your partner you care. Here are some presents that might work for you:

• A surprise visit.
• A sentimental card with a personalized message.
• Flowers with Valentine’s week quotes.
• Framed photo collage of the two of you together.
• Anything that your soulmate loves.

Couples who are planning to meet this Valentine’s have to be cautious about their health. If it is necessary, then must postpone your in-person meeting. Because canceled or postponed meetings can never separate 💔 the soulmates. Be satisfied with connecting over video calls 📱, as the real thing that matters is the connection of hearts 💕, not just in-person meetings. 

Valentine’s gifts and cards are important, but they are not a requirement for showing love. However, if you want to see your partner more happy and excited, you should always do something exciting for them.

-Pankaj Rai