Cherished by some, dreaded by others – Valentine‘s Day is a divisive day in the annual calendar. For those people going through a relationship breakdown and divorce, it can serve as a stark reminder that you are now flying solo.
When you are in the middle of a separation and adapting to a new life, love, romance, hearts and flowers are often the last things you need to be reminded of. To help, here are some simple tips to help you survive Valentine’s Day after divorce.
An event coined in the US, why not celebrate Palentine’s or Galentine’s Day. Falling on 13 February, this is the day to celebrate friendship and honour the wonderful mates in your life. Single or in a couple, getting together will help you see that love in life comes in many different forms.
Surviving Valentine’s Day after divorce – the power of changing your mindset. Changing your mindset about Valentine’s Day and turning it into a day where you honour yourself, your friends, your wider family and love in its various forms can take it from a day of dread to one to cherish, this year and for years to come.
This article originally appeared on the Stowe Family Law Blog
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