This Valentine fever!, by Lilian Mabeek – – The Eagle Online

Every jingle is about Valentine now. It ranges from sales slash to promotion and exhibitions of luxury goods for Valentine. The social media has spread its drones nationwide waiting for the news that will trend on Valentines Day. The social media influencers like they are called are on red alert waiting to flash their Paparazzi on anyone that performs lower than expected, especially Nigerian celebrities. The titans are also ready to set ablaze the comment section with emoji expressing their likes and dislikes for a trending topic.

Valentines Day, also called Saint Valentines Day or the Feast of Saint Valentine, is celebrated annually on February 14.

Every jingle is about Valentines Day now: adverts on print media, electronic, ranges from sales slash to promotion and exhibitions of luxury goods for Valentines Day gifts.

Valentines Day got its name when Emperor Claudius II ordered Saint Valentine, a priest who helped Christian couples in getting married, to be executed. Emperor Claudius II was against the marriage of single men and ordered that Saint Valentine should be beheaded. The execution happened on February 14.

Valentines Day is a day the world feels comfortable to renew their affirmation of love to anyone they feel comfortable with. It is also a day when lovers express their affection with greetings and gifts. It is also called St. Valentines Day.

The celebration has expanded to express affection between relatives and friends.

February 14 is a day people also know their positions among numerous relationships. It is a truism that men and women have the tendency to nurture heterosexual affairs. It is on February 14 the real colour of such relationships are known because neither of the parties can be among those relationships at a time that day. A fallout of this reality usually causes breaks and quarrels, leading to disappointments. Whoever among these numerous men and women gets lucky to get the attention of the day is the main guy or chic.

Valentines Day is really overrated. Reason for this assertion is for other kind of relationships that have made everyday a day of love, respect, outings and gifting a lifestyle. It is in their DNA to be romantic. They know how to put words together and show affection to their spouses and intimate partners. For these type of lovers, everyday is wrapped with affection and attention for their loved ones. They do not wait for Valentines Day to buy anything special, rather they buy and spoil their intimate partners with luxury items, always at the dawn of a new day. It is a continuation of a peaceful relationship where there is an atmosphere of Love.

For spouses who have had rough marriages, unromantic love partners, take this Valentines Day to treat your wife or husband to a solemn moment of love by rekindling and celebrating yourselves.

Write a poem for your lover and place it in a strategic place in your home. Desist from being a husband or wife that cannot laugh or play. Change those weakness and strengthen your relationship everyday. There are a lot of recreation centres, fun clubs, eateries, hotels. Surprise your partner, wife or girlfriend according to your financial ability, but simply make it a day void of fight.

For my young persons, it is a day for unhealthy experiments. Celebrate love with your friends and do not be carried away with the fallacy of the day that it is for lovers. I am not expecting young teenagers to celebrate Valentines Day but they should have a free mind and take instructions from their parents.

For slay queens, kindly look your best doing what you know how best to do, taking pictures of unique places and uploading same on your favourite social media stage.

To the men and guys, endeavour to spend wisely for that special person.

For the women, do not forget to appreciate whatever gift your husband or boyfriend presents to you and remain grateful because there will always be numerous Valentines. It will only get better by the year.

Valentines Day is not the end of the world if you do not find a Valentine or a gift.

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This Valentine fever!, by Lilian Mabeek - - The Eagle Online