Love Never Dies

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Love is in the air as the much-awaited Valentine's Day will be celebrated by couples of all ages on February 14. Because there is an ongoing pandemic right now, Valentines this year will be different from the previous years.

 

                This past year, couples have experienced major restrictions on "normal" dating activities while following stay-at-home orders, and social distancing. We have to commend the Couples that are still together during this pandemic, even without the pandemic they face numerous struggles. With the pandemic, they go through even more struggles. Love prevails in the end, the couples who stayed together prove that their commitment to each other cannot be broken by a pandemic. Valentines is that special day of the year when we can show our affection to our girlfriend/boyfriend. It can feel disappointing to not be able to make one day a year special with your partner. This year, you can sidestep any expectations of traditional ways to celebrate and start some new traditions.

 

                This year, despite the coronavirus pandemic we were able to celebrate Valentine's day safely and we were able to keep our relationships intact. We should follow protocols to be able to enjoy valentines and prevent getting infected by the virus.

 



Photo: Kuldeep Singh(2021). Retrieved from Valentine's Day 2021 Wishes, Quotes, Images, History and Details (eventofday.com)

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