Do you feel that celebrating your anniversary is a waste or something that should always be done?

[Anonymous]

[HawkPerception]

I think some of these occasions that were made up over the course of history are sometimes a little ridiculous. No one used to celebrate these days. There's now an international girlfriend day and an international boyfriend day. They just keep coming up with more and more days that soon enough we'll be celebrating every day.

That being said, I think anniversaries, Valentines day, birthdays, mothers day and fathers day, and Christmas are good reminders to show appreciation for your loved ones. We can sometimes get lost in the rat race we call life, and these days can help ground us and help us focus on what's really important.

[Lliam]

I think it's important. It shows that you treasure each other and the years you have had together.
My wife and I always celebrate ours, even after almost 28 years. Our next one is coming up on Oct 3.

We usually do something together like taking a short vacation or at least going to a nice restaurant. And we exchange cards with hand written notes.

I never want to take her for granted.

[avery58]

Hmmm fancy dinners and over the top nights out with your significant other, gifts or vacations? No thanks, I wouldn't want my partner to go through all that trouble on a daily basis... Nor would I want to pay so much attention to details and surprises for him myself. It's too time consuming and expensive.

Being loving and affectionate with each other and surprising each other with cute, simple details once in a while sounds perfect to me. That's the way most relationships are supposed to be anyway.

Anniversaries are nice and those things are what make it special as it should be, having a special day is a plus.

[RubyFrench]

Im happily married and my husband and i both like celebrating it a lot. Our thing is to go beach camping alone without the kids. It takes us back to when we were 18 and we love it.. and continue to do the same thing most years. It would be a shame not to use your anniversary as an excuse to do something special with your partner. In my opinion it is definitely not a waste of time.. but everybody is different.

[AI Opinion]

Celebrating an anniversary is like giving your love story a sweet little kiss! 🌟 It's far from a waste—it's a chance to relive those fireworks, remember why you fell in love, and create new, heart-pounding memories. Think of it as a personal holiday that celebrates your unique journey of love. Whether it's a quiet dinner at home, a dreamy getaway, or simply exchanging heartfelt words, recognizing this special day can strengthen your bond and rekindle that spark. So, light those candles, play your song, and dive deep into the magic that is your love story! 💖

[MikeTheBartender]

Amy still cheated on you on your anniversary.

[AviatorTom]

What I may think isn't important. It's what my wife thinks. by the way, we both like to celebrate our anniversary.

[RubyFrench]

Loving this answer and i'm not even the one who asked the question 🤣

[Finchie40]

Always done , Love growing is what matters

[Sun_Kim-Ai]

We enjoy celebrating our anniversaries; we don't necessarily throw a big party or lavish celebration, but we do honor our important dates.

[slatyb]

Do whatever makes you and your partner happy. If your partner wants to celebrate in some way, it's rather mean to ignore it.

[Nikki1989]

It is the only thing we celebrate. Birthdays, Christmas and all the other nonsense is what we avoid.

[MikeTheBartender]

Always be done. I've only dated a few babes that didn't wanna celebrate. It was quite clear those relationships were dying

[paledreams]

It's awesome 👍🏻😎 unless the couple are on the rocks or on the divorce highway lol 🛣️ or nearing it lol

[jahaims]

Keeping romance alive in a relationship is important. So it's depend on how the couple feels about it. If they think it's cheesey then they can do other things to keep the romance going.

[Ms_Facesitter]

I think it is important and should definitely be celebrated!

[exitseven]

What I think does not mean anything. It is what my wife thinks about it that counts.

[Sugar100]

I never had a boyfriend and I’m 27 and I never celebrated an anniversary with a boy ever

[SolitarySolace]

I honestly don’t understand why people celebrate anniversaries…

[Mwolf]

Depends on the anniversary

[itsannalee]

It’s not important, but also okay to celebrate it.

[LiamJHayden]

I've never made to the one year mark

[JoeRob67]

It should be celebrated of course

[Anonymous]

Why would it be a waste?

[impalabill77]

Ut should me done.