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Nearly 40% of Americans feel emotional distress before Valentine’s Day due to loneliness and unmet relationship expectations, a new study says.
A new study released on February 14, 2026, finds that nearly 40% of Americans report experiencing emotional distress related to romantic relationships before Valentine’s Day, with loneliness and unmet expectations being key factors.
Experts recommend focusing on self-care, connecting with friends, and avoiding social media comparisons to cope with pre-Valentine’s sadness.
The findings highlight growing concerns about emotional well-being during the holiday season.
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Casi el 40% de los estadounidenses sienten angustia emocional antes del Día de San Valentín debido a la soledad y las expectativas de relación no cumplidas, según un nuevo estudio.