So it was Valentines day

We have all been told that each year when Valentine's Day approaches, our thoughts should turn to love, relationships and coupling. Well, not everyone is so lucky to have anyone close to love. During this day our society is basically divided into two groups - As some anticipate the holiday that others dread, the spotlight is split between these two groups: Those in relationships, and those who're not.

CNN had a nice, and pretty cute in a strange way, article called "Sex and finances are better for married people. Don't worry, singles — you win sleep". Basically Amy Roberts, the author, compare these two groups - the ups and downs for both of them. It was pretty fun reading, so head over there and have a look.

One thing often forgotten during Valentine is the not so fun fact of all those unhappy marriages out there. The ones that are falling apart. The world-renowned breakup and divorce coach Brad Browning has written a good book about these kinds of problems, called "Mend the Marriage. Head over and have a look at his product:

Next Valentine's Day, let's concentrate on the most important love story of all: The one you have with yourself, no matter your marital status!

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