7 Ways to Love Yourself this Valentine’s Day

Take some time to show the most important person in your life some love

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Valentine’s day is a holiday focused on love and showing appreciation to the people we love most in our lives. It is important to celebrate our significant others and everyone else we love; however, Valentine’s Day is also a wonderful opportunity to show love to the most important person in your life – you. Here are 7 fun ways you can show yourself some love this Valentine’s Day! 

  1. Do Something You Love 

Whether it is picking up an old hobby, curling up with a great book or show, or spending time with people who bring you joy, making time to do activities you enjoy just for the fun of it. 

  1. Make Yourself Dinner 

Cook yourself a meal that you love, something that you never have time to make, or a meal that reminds you of home. And if you do not have the ability to cook a meal, treat yourself to a night out at your favorite restaurant.  

  1. Meditate 

Show yourself some love by taking a break from the business of college life and re-centering. Taking time to slow down and focus on yourself is essential to your overall health and well-being. 

  1. Pamper Yourself 

Take a bath, put on a face or hair mask, give yourself a manicure, anything to make yourself feel relaxed and refreshed. 

  1. Prioritize Sleep 

One of the best ways to show your body some love is by making sure to get enough sleep. Try to go to bed earlier so you can feel well rested and ready to take on the day. 

  1. Volunteer 

Finding ways to help others this Valentine’s Day can be beneficial for yourself and the community. Serving those around you is a fantastic way to find fulfillment and joy. 

  1. Learn a New Skill 

Lastly, you can show yourself some love by taking the time to learn something new. Maybe there’s a hobby you have been meaning to take up, or something interesting you want to know more about. Spend some of your Valentine’s Day learning something new that makes you happy. 

Grace Giger can be reached at [email protected] 

About the Author

Grace Giger Argonaut Life Editor and Senior at the University of Idaho studying English Education.

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