Mallika Dureja
Valentine’s Day occurs on February 14, but celebrations begin a week earlier with Valentine’s Week, which includes Rose Day, Propose Day, Chocolate Day, Teddy Day, Promise Day, Hug Day, and Kiss Day. Each day of Valentine’s Week has its own significance, and those in love take inspiration from the day’s name to prepare gifts and romantic gestures for their significant others. With Kiss Day approaching, here’s everything you need to know about the date, history, and significance of the love holiday.
Date:
This is celebrated a day before Valentine’s Day, on February 13.
History and significance:
On this day, people who are in love either kiss their partners to solidify their connection or demonstrate their admiration for their partners by this act of love. The straightforward expression of affection for another person and the communication of the depth of one’s commitment to both the romantic partnership and the feelings it evokes are both honoured on the day just before Valentine’s Day.
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A simple physical gesture like a kiss demonstrates to the person you care about that you are making an effort to convey how much you care about them and how much you love them. On Kiss Day, individuals are encouraged to take a minute away from their hectic lives to spend some quality time with the ones they care about by sharing a kiss.
In addition to this, it encourages people to kiss their partners on purpose, rather than merely adhering to a societal norm or performing a routine action.
