Should You Fix Your Relationship on Valentine's Day?
Is Valentine’s Day the best time to fix your relationship? Expectation often meets reality in a messy way.
Flowers and candy don't erase deep-seated issues. A nice dinner doesn't automatically mean "everything is good now.
Expert David Morris suggests delaying the celebration. Why force a romantic night when you need a week to talk?
We often love others the way
we
want to be loved. Stop assuming and start asking: "How do you feel cared for?
Lower your expectations to avoid disappointment. Use "soft openings"—state what’s happening without shifting into blame.
Movies solve problems in 90 minutes; real life doesn't. One date won't fix everything, and that’s okay.
Don't let the calendar dictate your progress. Build a solid foundation first, then celebrate your love on your own terms.