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Giving a L


Aside from Valentine's being just another thing used to rob us of our cash and doing something special for our significant other (though you don't need a special occasion as reason to do that), I like to propose a different angle, especially for those who aren't in a relationship. Take this time to be your own special someone. Or to show some love to those in your life like your parents, best friends or anyone special to you outside of romantic means. Valentine's day should not be the reminder that you are or are not dating someone, it should remind you that you have someone in your life who have taught you how to love. Reflect from a love lost in hopes you do better for the ones you still have now. For all the memories and hard lessons. The cradling arms that collected your tears and the joke in the air that gifted you another chance to laugh. Whoever that is, be it others or yourself, take time aside to be kind to them because in a world that is advancing too fast for humanity to catch up, it can be the hardest thing to remember to do. Take up that call, order pizza for yourself or go belt out songs with friends. Give out love like Oprah does to her audience and be generous about it. Now before this gets any cheesier, here is a playlist of poems and songs that I curated in hopes it helps start off Valentines right for you. Thanks again to Dharsh and Joshua for giving me the chance to do a couple shoot. I had a blast and I hope you guys love these edits as much as we do.Till next time guys!

Playlist
"90's Love" by Asia Samson
"Stay With Me" by Bianca Phipps
"Him & I" by G-Eazy & Halsey
"Watch" by Billie Eilish
"Dancing In The Moonlight" by Toploader
"When Love Arrives" by Sarah Kay & Philip Kaye
"The Type" by Sarah Kay
"Nights With You" by MØ
"Glorious" by Macklemore & Skylar Grey
"Grinding" by Jonathan Mendoza, Janae Johnson, Melissa Lozada-Oliva & Erich Haygun


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