If you are alone this Valentine’s Day, it is your problem. Do not blame Cupid. There is only one happiness in life, to love and be loved.
In a group of friends, there is always one person who thinks the world is against them, and that person is you.
The hours pass and you are still sitting in your chair crying over that failed stage. Get out of your comfort zone, experience new things, meet people, open the doors to love. Please don’t close them.
Don’t be the player, change the game. It is 2022. No one wants to spend another year without receiving heart-shaped chocolates.
If I have learned anything about love, it is that if you don’t risk, you don’t win, and I know you want to leave the friend zone.
I am not telling you to go out and marry the first person you see. I am just telling you not to be too hard on yourself.
Princess stories don’t usually happen in real life. You don’t need to kiss millions of frogs to be able to find your “Prince Charming.” You need more than that. You need to love yourself.
Why love yourself? Because how are you going to give all your love to your significant other when you can’t love yourself and give yourself the love you deserve and need.
I know that the person you need by your side is closer than you imagine. You just have to start valuing the little things.
Ask out that person who attracts you in your class. You don’t need expensive things to have a good date.
Small actions count a lot, being loving, kind, humble–those little things that you think don’t matter really do and a lot.
Being single can have many advantages, as well as many disadvantages.
Yes, one of the advantages is being able to buy chocolates, stuffed animals and that kind of romantic stuff in the clearance section on Feb. 15, but wouldn’t you like to celebrate Feb. 14 with the person you love?
Relationships have a great advantage in our lives as they help us in our emotional well-being and create stability, such as having someone to count on and trust in times of need and someone to accompany us in our loneliness.
We tend to believe that all people are the same, that because someone disappointed us in love, we will not be able to be happy, but in reality we are wrong.
Forgetting our past relationships helps us move into the future. Forgetting helps us to continue with
a healthier life, allowing us to forget the pains of the past.
Not only can forgetting our past help us build relationships, but also stops unnecessary stress. Many times, overthinking can kill the joy of going out and meeting new people.
We have to start thinking less and enjoying more of what life has to offer us. Overthinking can make you assume negative consequences and jump to false conclusions.
Believing that you will never find someone because of the way you are or how you look will make you believe that you are not enough for someone and that will affect you when trying to create relationships.
So leave people’s negative comments behind and be yourself. Visit dating apps if you have to, but go out and have fun.
Do not spend another Valentine’s Day alone. We are at the age where if we love someone, we must show it with actions and not with words.
It’s time to step out of your comfort zone and grow. Make the “New Year, new me” count.
We all have an intense desire to be loved. The need to be loved reaches the point of becoming one of our basic needs.
Stop being so negative and give yourself the opportunity to love, without putting conditions. If you spend your time looking for your ideal man, you will never find love. The right person will come into your life the moment you open the doors to love.
Happy Valentine’s Day, Vaqueros.
