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The topic of today's episode is the most common times of year that people break up

So people break up 365 days a year some break up and get back together like no tomorrow you know breaking up one minute then getting back

together the next and others split once and move on for good and then there's all

kinds of other complicated situations in between that That said though, there's actually times of year

that are more common for breakups. And no, I don't want you freaking out if one of these days or times

of years coming up doesn't mean you're going to break up so don't

get all paranoid and be making up stories in your head or over analyzing.

Instead I think you should treat it as more of a wake-up call slash reminder to evaluate how your relationship is going

and where you can improve to make it stronger if you want to make it stronger.

Okay, so the first one I'm going to touch on maybe quite surprising to some as it was for me when I first read about it.

But then I thought about it and it made a lot of sense.

And the holiday that we're talking about is Valentine's Day.

Valentine's Day is traditionally a day where couples exchange cards and gifts, go for romantic dinners,

maybe even take a quick getaway out of town. So if a romantic dinners, maybe even take a quick getaway out of town.

So if a relationship is on the rocks, or if one person isn't very happy in the relationship,

the last thing that they're probably going to want to do is go out to the drugstore, pick out a

levee-dovey hallmark card, or go to the mall and buy some jewelry or

cologne or perfume or whatever. It's easier to just end it and be able to avoid the whole shebang.

And honestly I'm so against being fake or phony,

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