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From Saints to Sweethearts: Why Americans Can’t Quit Valentine’s Day
By Marla Martenson Whether you’re scribbling love notes, dodging candy hearts like emotional landmines, or planning a cozy solo movie night with popcorn and fuzzy socks—Valentine’s Day has a way of sneaking into your calendar and your feelings. But how did we get here? Why is February 14th practically dipped in chocolate and wrapped in red ribbon? Let’s rewind a bit… like, way back. A Rebel in Robes—The Real Saint Valentine Before we had boxes of truffles and oversized teddy
Marla Martenson
Jan 26


Why You Keep Losing Yourself in Love: The Quiet Grip of Codependency in Dating
So many women I talk to—especially those who’ve been dating for years—have had this quiet ache:
"Why do I keep ending up in the same kind of relationship?"
"Why do I feel more exhausted than cherished?""
Why do I keep choosing partners I have to 'help' or 'heal'?"
Marla Martenson
Jan 25


Words Are Spells: How Negative Talk is Blocking Your Soulmate
By Marla Martenson Have you ever noticed the word spelling contains the word spell ? That’s not a coincidence. Words are powerful. They shape energy. They hold intention.Every time you speak, you’re casting a spell—on your reality, your relationships, and even your future. And when it comes to love, the words you use could be the very thing standing between you and your soulmate. 🧿 Your Words Are Magic—But Are You Using Them Against Yourself? Let’s be honest: dating in toda
Marla Martenson
Jan 20


Journaling for Singles: 7 Soulful Prompts to Call In Aligned Love
By Marla Martenson If you’re single right now, you’re not in a waiting room—you’re in a powerful season of becoming. It’s easy to see singlehood as the space between love stories. But in reality, this chapter is its own sacred story—one where you reconnect with yourself, uncover your patterns, and align with the love you truly desire. And one of the most powerful tools to support you in this season? Journaling . Not the “Dear Diary” kind (although no shade to that), but inte
Marla Martenson
Jan 18


Valentine’s Day Isn’t the Problem — What It Reveals Is
By Marla Martenson Every year, Valentine’s Day gets blamed for a lot. The pressure. The loneliness. The comparison. The disappointment. But Valentine’s Day isn’t the problem. It’s a mirror. And mirrors don’t create feelings — they reveal what’s already there. What Valentine’s Day Tends to Surface Valentine’s Day has a way of amplifying whatever has been quietly present beneath the surface all along. It can reveal: How secure or uncertain you feel in your relationship Whether
Marla Martenson
Jan 13
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