Valentine's Day is a day for grand romantic gestures, but fleeting 'everyday romance' binds couples together for the long haul. Valentine's Day is a unique holiday with a focus on romantic love. The expression of romance flows easily and often when a couple feels secure in their relationship. Most people believe that romance is the over-the-top expression of love and affection that occurs predominately at the beginning of a relationship and...
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