This 60-year-long love story gives me hope

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Call me a hater, but I've never liked Valentine's Day. Commercializing love feels yucky to me. For me, it's just an excuse to score 50% off chocolate the day after. However, I'm still a total sucker for romance. So, today, I want to hear your love stories and share one of my own!

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Morgan Mandriota
Newsletter Editor, Healthline

Written by Morgan Mandriota
February 14, 2024 • 2.5 min read

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Let's celebrate love with storytelling

My grandparents' relationship always gave me hope for my own happy ending. Growing up, I spent a lot of time with them, so I had a front-row seat to the fairytale love they shared for over 60 years. All I ever saw was the appreciation and respect they had for one another, silliness, chivalry, and a deep, healthy love, even well into their 80s.

They were truly head over heels for each other.

Though my grandma passed away in 2012, my grandpa's face still lights up when we talk about her or see photos of her. "Boy, do I miss that woman. She was my best friend. I really hit the jackpot," he'd say. Having romance role models like them, I definitely hit the jackpot, too.

After seeing what was possible through them, I refused to settle. And now — after kissing my unfair share of frogs — I'm in the healthiest, most loving relationship I've ever had with the person of my dreams.

Your turn! Do you have any love stories to share? Are you doing anything today to celebrate Valentine's Day? Email us at wellnesswire@healthline.com. (We may use your name and response in an upcoming edition.) ❤️

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