In a small Italian village, with no modern gadgets or internet addictions, two teenagers, Romeo and Juliet, began to write their own romance, which we read and quote today. But even then, without mobile phones, their passion was so strong that it stood against everything, including their parents, their own families, and traditions.

Perhaps we should reflect on the fact that our relationships today are the same, but not as expressed on paper. We no longer sneak away at night, breathe in the scent of old parchments, or write passionate letters hidden in drawers, but passion and emotion are always nearby.

Want some romance? Take a few minutes and look into your partner's eyes. Not at your phone screen, not at a mirror, but right into their eyes. Let this be your little love scene, one that no one can overshadow.

Of course, I'm not encouraging you, men, to literally follow in the footsteps of Romeo. Although, if you want to, I wouldn’t mind if your version is at least a little less dramedy. Maybe with a comfy chair and pizza, so your Juliet stays alive and well, and doesn’t freeze in the family’s tragic relationship breakdown. But remember, no matter how this classic story ends—falling in love with real passion is always worth it.

So, don't forget, friends: Romeo and Juliet Day is not just about tragedy, but also about that fire that is worth kindling and keeping alive. I wish everyone to find their Juliet or Romeo and make this day truly special!