Ensure the planet is green.

It’s the best gift you can give to everyone in your life.

There is more to like and dislike about February than the simple fact that it is one of the last months of winter, or summer for those living below the equator.

While online dating has been showing alarming success recently, there are a vast majority of people who are disappointed with such services.

Even if “falling in love” is acknowledged and attributed to the one who loves us, we should never fail to recognize or take for granted our own lovableness.

Valentine’s Day is that one day a year where you have absolutely no choice but to take a step back and look at your love life. The person you’re with comes under greater scrutiny, which may result in wondrous elation or whatever the exact opposite of wondrous elation is. But for those with nobody, what fills the void?

Celebrating The Festival of Love and Romance with your significant others need not be expensive. Spend it at home and let that day be the most unforgettable ever.

It’s February, and the shops are full of cards covered in hearts. Everywhere you look there are cupids and messages of love; everything seems to be a shade of pink. If you’re in love yourself, the only problem is the staggering price of having a dozen red roses delivered. But what if your relationship seems to have lost its romance – or if you’re apparently the only single person in the world on Valentine’s night? There are no guarantees in love and romance, but these simple tips may help you find a special someone too.

Are the shops controlling our lives at the times when family should be our number one priority?
Should something be done about this situation?

Valentine’s is hyped up all around the world. Extravagant gifts from humongous teddy bears, flowers, chocolate statues. What’s the big deal?