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Like most things in life, Valentine's Day is what you make of it. Sure, you can shake your head at the commercialization and the show-offs, but for every one of those, you have couples who plan and genuinely enjoy a great day together. My brother-in-law is going out of town for a few days with his fiancee, and they're going to have a wonderful time together. Hubby and I decided we don't really want to go out this year, so we're going to order pizzas and play Monster Hunter. Neither of those choices are right or wrong. It's being together and doing something that makes you happy that counts. You can say you don't need a special day for that and that's true, but sometimes things get hectic/stressful and romance falls by the wayside in a long-term relationship. So having a special day set aside for it can be helpful.