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What Does Valentine’s Day Mean to You?

Reminders of Valentine’s Day are everywhere from media to supermarkets and other stores. February 14 means different things to different people, depending on your relationship status and attitude. After weight loss surgery, you might experience Valentine’s Day on a whole new level. What does Valentine’s Day mean to you?

  • Exactly what it’s “supposed” to mean. It’s a hot date night for me and my SO! I put my weight loss surgery diet on hold for Valentine’s Day.
  • It’s a celebration of my new lifestyle with my SO. We spend time together, have a romantic meal, and keep it healthy – read how in the conversation below!
  • I’m not with anyone now, so I use Valentine’s Day as a reminder to celebrate my health and happiness after weight loss surgery.
  • Nothing. It’s not really one of my big holidays.
  • Ugh. It’s a reminder that I’m not where I want to be in life – either because I’m missing someone to share it with or I’m not as healthy as I want to be.
  • Other. Read about it in the conversation below!

Mark your answer and explain it in the conversation below. We want to know how you feel about Valentine’s Day!

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What Does Valentine’s Day Mean to You? 22 members have voted

  1. 1. What Does Valentine’s Day Mean to You?

    • Exactly what it’s “supposed” to mean. It’s a hot date night for me and my SO! I put my weight loss surgery diet on hold for Valentine’s Day.
      9%
      2
    • It’s a celebration of my new lifestyle with my SO. We spend time together, have a romantic meal, and keep it healthy – read how in the conversation below!
      18%
      4
    • I’m not with anyone now, so I use Valentine’s Day as a reminder to celebrate my health and happiness after weight loss surgery.
      13%
      3
    • Nothing. It’s not really one of my big holidays.
      27%
      6
    • Ugh. It’s a reminder that I’m not where I want to be in life – either because I’m missing someone to share it with or I’m not as healthy as I want to be.
      4%
      1
    • Other. Read about it in the conversation below!
      27%
      6

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Just another day when single & in self-improvement mode.....but OH! Just wait until im on that dating scene again......watch out ladies!

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