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Valentine’s Day, a day that symbolizes love or the prospect of love, celebrated around the world.  Here in the U.S., we celebrate by taking the opportunity to let a loved one know that they are the love of your life.  How do we do it?  How do people celebrate Valentine's day around the world? We have the top traditions here.

Ok, as a youngster we believed just about everything that grown ups told us.  Santa Claus, Easter Bunny, Tooth Fairy, etc.  For some reason, the idea of a naked winged baby who shoots arrow at people causing them to fall deeply in love, was just a bit far fetched. Was Cupid real? Well we might be able to finally have an answer if the God Of Love was real.

With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, don’t be surprised if coupled people suddenly seem more hostile. New research presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology shows such behavior is actually rooted in fear.

Weddings are supposed to be full of love, romance, and a lot of fun by spending time together. After years of getting to know one another, it’s a cute and special day. Elizabeth Balogh was arrested on her ‘special day’ after accepting a £400 payment to marry a complete stranger. Now who said marriage couldn’t pay off?

As you already know, men might not like emotional stuff. Do you really expect us to watch a love story with Vampires? Forget about it! But men do love business.

Unless you were born with ability to read minds, understanding what a women is thinking can be, at best, very difficult. The problem is compounded when you're trying to decide when is the appropriate time to go for that first kiss. Well men take heart, there may not be an app for that, but there is a website to help you know when you should pucker up. How To Succeed With Women.com has a just relea