Hey, Leslie Lutie, host of the Set-A-Gerlodie, host of the Set-A-Part-Grel podcast, biblical encouragement for women of all ages.

Today we're going to look at biblical keys to romantic fulfillment with Valentine's Day

here.

It just seemed like a great topic to tackle because I know a lot of us actually struggle on Valentine's Day,

whether we're single or married, because the culture is constantly reminding us that we have the right to be romantically fulfilled.

And so if you're in your single years,

you might be just hearing those subtle messages

that you need to get out there and find happiness

by finding that special someone. You have the right to settle down and be happy

with the person of your dreams so the culture may be pushing dating apps and

online dating services and singles groups and tips on how to flirt with guys and in those single years to look at Valentine's Day as either sort of an excuse to take

control of this area of your life and go out there and try to get what you want or to just

be discouraged because maybe you're still single and you don't have someone in your life.

I've heard people jokingly call Valentine's Day Singleness Awareness Day,

which is just sort of a funny way of putting it, you know, when you're single

and not and don't have someone in the culture is

constantly putting this pressure on you and just reminding you hey you're

not going to be happy until you solve this area of your life it's easy to slip

into loneliness and discontentment but it's not just singles that can get

frustrated on Valentine's Day when those reminders come up. If you're married

oftentimes we're hearing the message that it's your right to make your spouse into the

prince charming of your romantic dreams and that it's totally reasonable for you to

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