Valentina
It is the female variant of Valentine;
it is of Latin origin and it means “strong, healthy.”
Valentina is noted for her boundless kindness
since early childhood. She will share her toys, give her last candy and
divide her apple. Her kindness if sacrificial and often lending a hand
she runs into trouble. She does not expect a reward for her altruism;
she does it not by calculation or selfish ends but because she cannot
put up with other people’s sorrow.
Valentina has a light and sunny disposition.
She can easily run out of temper and fall out with her best friend but
in less than two minutes be ready to make up and bury the hatchet. Most
of the people who know her forgive these outbursts because they know her
mild character.
Valentine is a hospitable person however
not a couch potato and if she goes to someone she rushes into the kitchen
to help the housewife. She is easy-going and joyful. Valentina loves gambling
and gets very upset when she loses.
She get married for love but the love is
often secondary and appears as a reciprocal feeling in response to head-over-heels
love of the man. Valentina indulges in family life and all her free time
she dedicates to her husband and children. She has practically no enemies
owing to her disarming kindness. However her private life is not always
successful mainly because of her husband.
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