Galentine's Day Celebrates Female Friendships on February 13

Originating from 'Parks and Recreation,' the day has become a cherished tradition for women worldwide.

Galentine's Day, celebrated on February 13, emphasizes the importance of female friendships and sisterhood.
Originating from the TV show 'Parks and Recreation,' the day has grown into a real-world celebration.
Activities include brunches, spa days, and DIY projects, focusing on bonding and appreciation among women.
Critics argue that Galentine's Day can patronize women, suggesting a refocus on universal love.
The day serves as a reminder of the significant role friendships play in mental and emotional well-being.