Saint Patrick’s Day is an annual feast celebrated on March 17th. Get ready to don yourself with the greenest garb, eat some clover-shaped cookies and march in Irish pride parades. St Partick was the patron saint and bishop of Ireland. He was also the national apostle of Ireland who is credited with bringing the Christianity to Ireland. St Partick’s Day is a religious feast day in the 17th-century which has evolved into a variety of festivals from across the globe. The celebration includes Irish culture with parades, special foods, music, dancing, and a whole lot of traditional green feast of the meal of Irish bacon and cabbage. St Partick’s Day is also celebrated inside and outside of Ireland as a cultural and religious holiday. Saint Patrick’s Day is a global celebration of Irish culture and honors St Patrick, one of Ireland’s patron saints.

“Christ beside me, Christ before me, Christ behind me, Christ within me, Christ beneath me, Christ above me.” – Saint Patrick

History of Saint Patrick’s Day

The origin, history, and the first observance of Saint Patrick’s Day are as old as St Patrick. Therefore the exact person or organization who has come up celebrating the St Partick is anonymous. However, the history and tradition of St Partick’s Day celebration are rich and long. March 17th is chosen for the feast as it is the traditional death date of Saint Patrick in or around the year 493. St Partick’s Day is otherwise called as or the Feast of Saint Patrick or Lá Fhéile Pádraig in Irish, meaning the Day of the Festival of Patrick. It is a cultural and religious celebration, and the Irish have observed this day as a religious holiday for beyond 1,000 years. St Patrick’s Day was made as an official Christian feast day during the early 17th century and is observed by the Catholic Church, the Anglican Communion, the Eastern Orthodox Church, and the Lutheran Church.

St Partick’s Day commemorates Saint Patrick and the arrival of the Christianity in Ireland. The annual commemoration, in general, celebrates the rich heritage and culture of the Irish. People in Ireland have been celebrating the Roman Catholic feast day of St Patrick on March 17 around the ninth or tenth century. The first parade was held to honor St Patrick’s Day took place in the United States and not in Ireland. The celebration Day falls during the Christian season of Lent, and the Irish families would traditionally attend the church in the morning and celebrate it in the afternoon. People will drink, dance and feast on the traditional meal of Irish bacon and cabbage as the Lenten prohibitions against the consumption of meat were abandoned on the celebration.

Saint Patrick’s Day is still a public holiday in many countries including the Republic of Ireland and has also been celebrated in more countries than any other national festival. Until the late 20th century, the St Patrick’s Day was often a bigger celebration among the diaspora than it was in Ireland. Celebrations usually involve the public parades and festivals, Irish traditional music sessions, and the wearing of the green attire or shamrocks. The Irish brands of drinks are popular at the St Patrick’s Day events. The shamrock is considered to be the most common St Patrick’s Day symbol. The shamrock is traditionally the leaf of the clover plant that is referred to as a symbol of the Holy Trinity. People prefer to wear the color green and the St Patrick’s Day parades will hold the flag of the Republic of Ireland around the world.

The custom of ‘drowning the shamrock‘ or ‘wetting the shamrock‘ on the St Patrick’s Day was historically popular, especially in Ireland. A shamrock is then put into the bottom of a cup at the end of the celebrations and then the cup is filled with the alcohol like whiskey, beer, or cider. The alcohol is then drunk as a toast to St Patrick, Ireland, or those present. The shamrock will either be swallowed with the drink or taken out and tossed over the shoulder for the good luck. It was said that St Patrick had rid Ireland of snakes. However, there have been no snakes in Ireland. Saint Patrick was a 5th-century Romano-British Christian missionary and is considered to be the foremost patron saint of Ireland. He was an “Apostle of Ireland” and bishop in Ireland. Patrick was thought to be born in Roman Britain and was kidnapped and taken to Ireland as a slave when he was 16.

Records say that St Patrick was actually born as Maewyn Succat, but later he had changed his name to Patricius or Patrick that derives from the Latin term for “father figure,” after he has become a priest. He had later escaped but returned to Ireland. Patrick was also credited with bringing the Christianity to the people of Ireland. Patrick had already come to be worshipped as the patron saint of Ireland by the seventh century. The precise dates of Patrick’s life are uncertain as there are many conflicting traditions prevailing regarding the year of his death. It is said to have died on March 17 in or around the year 493. It is said that he had been buried under the Down Cathedral in Downpatrick, Ireland. Thus the St Patrick’s Day celebration is held on the same date throughout the world.

How to Celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day

Celebrating the Saint Patrick’s Day is quite easy. You can wear any green clothing on this celebration Day. Visit a church and attend a St Patrick’s Day parade. Serve your children with sweets and adults can enjoy drinking a ‘pint’ of beer at a local pub. You can organize parties at your home featuring the homemade Irish food and drinks that are dyed in green food colour are part of this celebration. Include the meal of Irish bacon and cabbage to treat your friends and family. If you are affordable, take a visit to Ireland to indulge yourself in the traditional celebrations. You can even go to any restaurants and pubs which offer Irish food or drink to celebrate this Day. Use the hashtag #SaintPatrick’sDay to share your celebrations and views about the Day on the social media.

World Sleep Day is celebrated on March 16th of this year. It is an annual observance that falls on the Friday before Spring Vernal Equinox. None of us hates sleeping as it is one of the best daily routine activity next to eating. We spend almost about one-third of our daily time in sleeping, and a good sound sleep will make you feel fresh, energetic, brisk and beautiful. Sleeping will let all your body parts to go for rest. But for various reason, most of us don’t sleep properly, and thus it results in different sleeping disorders. It includes insomnia, sleep deprivation, sleep apnea, and restless legs syndrome. World Sleep Day is an annual observance intended to be a celebration of the sleep and is a call to action on the important issues related to sleep.

“Sleep is the best meditation.” – Dalai Lama

History of World Sleep Day

The World Sleep Day (WSD) has been in celebration since the year 2008. World Sleep Day Committee of the World Sleep Society organize this Day.  World Sleep Society was founded by the World Association of Sleep Medicine (WASM) along with the World Sleep Federation (WSF). The international celebration Day for sleep aims to celebrate the benefits of good and healthy sleep. It also aims to promote sleep disorders prevention and management by drawing the society attention to the burden of sleep problems. The annual event is intended to call to action on critical issues related to sleep including the medicine, education and social aspects.

The WSD also focuses on bringing awareness to the many burdens of sleep problems on society which constitute a global epidemic and threaten health and quality of life for as much as 45 percent of the world’s population. WSD will publicly display all the efforts being taken toward the prevention and management of sleep disorders. WSD members have been actively spreading the awareness of sleep issues in various forms. It includes special events, workshops, distributing booklets and pamphlets on sleep, translating materials, hosting school events, press conferences, securing media coverage, local television and radio appearances around every part of the world.

The WSD of the World Sleep Society raises awareness of the sleep disorders and preventability through WSD. Its fundamental mission is to advance the sleep health globally by promoting and encouraging education, research and patient care everywhere in the World. In particular, World Sleep Society is working in those parts of the globe where the practice of sleep medicine is less developed. World Sleep Society is currently representing individual members, societies, and is also organizes the World Sleep Congress every other year. World Sleep Society is presently serving over 823 individual members and 26 societies from 64 countries.

Slogans of World Sleep Day

• Sleep Well, Live Fully Awake – March 14, 2008
• Drive Alert, Arrive Safe – March 20, 2009
• Sleep Well, Stay Healthy – March 19, 2010
• Sleep Well, Grow Healthy – March 18, 2011
• Breathe Easily, Sleep Well – March 16, 2012
• Good Sleep, Healthy Aging – March 15, 2013
• Restful Sleep, Easy Breathing, Healthy Body – March 14, 2014
• When Sleep is Sound, Health and Happiness Abound – March 13, 2015
• Good Sleep is a Reachable Dream – March 18, 2016
• Sleep Soundly, Nurture Life – March 17, 2017

How to Celebrate World Sleep Day

Celebrating the World Sleep Day is quite simple. You can indulge yourself in the events and activities held in your region around this Day to know more about the sleep disorders. Get involved to improve and facilitate the sleep health and happiness around the world. Find out the all the ways in which the sleep disorderburdens can be reduced by researching into this area. Find about the importance of sleep and the preservation of high quality, sufficient sound sleep to lead a healthier life. Spread knowledge about the sleep disorders and make people around you realize that they are preventable or treatable. Share your Sleep awareness on the social media using the hashtag #WorldSleepDay.

No Selfies Day is observed annually on March 16th. The world we are living now is seriously affected by a deadly epidemic attack, and that has also killed so many lives. The epidemic here is due to the cause of the technological development in the field of photography that has taken the photo capturing to the next level. As a result, those who have cameras and smartphone have ended up taking selfies. There exist so many people who capture one million selfies a day, and this is the reason for terming selfies as an epidemic. Undoubtedly, selfies are the ever-spreading disease or the new generation addiction disorder in this current period. The selfies or self-portraits culture has killed and has been killing the lives of many. Thus to make everyone get aware of its negative effects, No Selfies Day has been celebrated. Every other people are encouraged to say no to the selfies as a way to get out off this addiction on this Day.

“Beware of those who are too focused with polishing and beautifying their outer shells. They lack true substance to understand that genuine beauty is reflected from the heart that resides inside.” – Suzy Kassem

History of No Selfies Day

The No Selfies Day‘s history, origin, and the founder are anonymous. Also, there is no mention of its first observance of this Day and the reason for this date. However, the creator who has come up with this celebration has targetted at those selfie addicted persons to make them realize the effects of selfies. The annual observance encourages all the camera and smartphone owners to not to take a picture of themselves on this Day. Selfie addiction will soon end up with a psychologically damaging behavior. It is because research has revealed that on the average a girl spends one-hour and twenty-four minutes in each week trying to capture a perfect selfie.

It is also found that the selfie is a cultural phenomenon that reveals the very basic human desire to feel noticed, get appreciated and recognised. Due to lots of social media development, people are forced to take selfies and upload it for likes and comments as it is the trend. The social media world loves the fake beauty in the form of filters, effects and more. As a result, people don’t understand the fact that the fake version of themselves will never be more appealing than their real version. The consequence is the selfie addiction and which make that person gets affected psychologically when someone comments negatively or dislikes the selfie. No Selfies Day gives both the chance and remainder for all us to forget the selfies for at least a day and get away from this plague.

How to Celebrate No Selfies Day

The best way to commemorate No Selfies Day is to not indulge in taking selfies. If you wanted to get into the spirit of celebration, then you are forbidden from taking selfies. Say no to taking selfies at least on this Day to get away from this psychologically devastating disease. Ensure you take no selfies or posting any of your selfies on your social media sites on this Day. Encourage people around you to take part in this Day and tell them the causes and effects of selfie addiction. It is important to realise that you must not pay your valuable life for invaluable comments and likes. If you know someone who is a selfie addict, then help him/her to get rid of this addiction disorder. Use the hashtag #NoSelfiesDay to spread the word on the social media rather than posting your selfies.

Freedom of Information Day is an annual celebration observed on March 16.  Information is wealth, and as a citizen of a nation, anyone has the right to know. By freedom of information means that the general public has got the right to the data held by the national governments. Thus, it is a legal process in which the citizen may request for the government-held information to be received freely or at a minimal cost, barring standard exception. Right to know wouldn’t have come into existence without the work of several personalities on the respected nations. James Madison is one among them who is hailed as the “Father of the Constitution” for being instrumental in the drafting of the United States Constitution. He is also regarded as the key champion and author of the United States Bill of Rights. Freedom of Information Day celebrates and recognises a valuable concept in the American rights.

“Information sharing should not be impeded because of excessive classification rules… we must work to extinguish the belief that those who collect information own it.” – William P. Crowell,

History of Freedom of Information Day

The Freedom of Information Day is established by Jim Bohannon, a nationally syndicated radio talk show host of the Westwood 1 stations. There isn’t any mention of the year from when on this Da has been in celebration. However, the observance coincides with the birthday of James Madison, the fourth President of the United States who was born on March 16, 1751. He is honoured as the “Father of the Constitution” for his pivotal role in drafting and promoting the United States Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Thus this Day is celebrated in sanctification to that very concept, with the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) which was passed on July 4th, 1966 and coming into effect a year from that date. The date is precisely chosen as to James Madison, the freedom of information and individual rights were a significant thing. Thus this Day is a yearly reminder of the importance of transparency in the American government and the public’s right to information.

Freedom of Information Act declared that every person has the right to get the information to the federal agency documents that aren’t defended by one of the nine exemptions, or the particular law enforcement record exclusions. The act has opened up a wealth of information to the American citizens. Thus James Madison had held it and guaranteed that the citizens of the United States were able to get that information to which they were entitled. Freedom of Information is an extension of freedom of speech which is a fundamental human right that is recognized in international law. It is today understood more generally as freedom of expression in any medium including oral, written, print, through the Internet or the art forms.

How to Celebrate Freedom of Information Day

Celebrating the Freedom of Information Day is quite simple. It is the perfect time to get to know about the rights and freedoms afforded by the Freedom of Information Act. You can take advantage of your freedoms and know the information from the government sectors. Organize an event to let people around your region know about the rights they have and make them realize the importance of learning their rights. Share your knowledge about the freedom of information with others when they are in need of assistance when dealing with the freedom of information. Share your views on the social media using the hashtag #FreedomOfInformationDay.

Lips Appreciation Day is an annual celebration observed on March 16th. Imagine how you will hide your twitching teeth in this winter without the lips? Of course, it’s quite hard to imagine how can this be possible. All your selfies and groupies wouldn’t be much attractive without that pouting expression on your lips. It is those rosy pink lips which have given you those beautiful smiles. More importantly, it is the lips that beautifully conveys the love in the form of smacks. Lips are essential for the intake of your favourite food or suck the juice. So whatever the reason be, the cosy lips are one most important and attractive part of the face. Let it be a little, big or trout one, lips of all kinds need some appreciation and good care. Lips Appreciation Day is the only day on the calendar that reminds you of your lips which need more of appreciation. So it’s time to do something nice for your lips to make it more attractive.

“On my lips, I just do a little bit of liner, just a colour silhouette.” – Elsa Hosk

History of Lips Appreciation Day

The Lips Appreciation Day was created by Thomas & Ruth Roy of Wellcat Holiday. The Day is created with an intention to appreciate the lips which add beauty to the face and smile. There is no record found about the year from when on this appreciation day for the lips is being celebrated. Anyone must take some time to acknowledge the lips which have added a magic to your face. With winter to soon end, it is good to do something nice for the winter-chapped lips in a way that they will look even more lovely. Lips are found to be very vulnerable to drying out. The research suggests that the lips will lose up to ten times more moisture than any other parts. So it is indeed vital to take good care of the lips to feel appreciated forever.

Lips are a visible part of the body that are present at the mouth of humans and many animals. They are the soft, movable part which is responsible for the articulation of sound and speech. Human lips are a tactile sensory organ and are considered to be the erogenous zone when used in kissing and in other intimacy acts. The skin of the lip will usually have three to five cellular layers which are very thin when compared to normal face skin. Lips will dry out faster and become chapped more easily as they do not have any usual protection layer.

How to Celebrate Lips Appreciation Day

Celebrating the Lips Appreciation Day is very simple. Firstly, feel proud of having beautiful lips. Secondly, you must take care of the lips in the better way possible. So apply some lip balm or lip gloss to prevent it from chapping. You can buy some nice colored lipsticks from the shop to put wear it on the lips to make it look more attractive. Make sure you are buying a nice brand as the skin of the lips are thin. Don’t halt with this, instead, you can appreciate the lips of others which look so beautiful. Of course, you can smack and share your love with your dear ones to celebrate this wonderful Day. Share your celebration on the social media using the hashtag #LipsAppreciationDay.

National Panda Day is celebrated on March 16 of every year. Pandas are big fluffy balls of the fan wearing a Tuxedo. Everyone knows how a panda looks like, and no one hates them. These cuddly little tumblers are primarily known for their prodigious appetites that give them the ability to consume massive amounts of Bamboo.  Anybody, in the back, the panda hater, they were invited to leave planet Earth at any time. National Panda Day is dedicated to spreading awareness about majestic Teddy-bears of nature, spreading the word deforestation is leading to the destruction of their habitat that placed them on the angered list of animals.

History of National Panda Day

National Panda Day is created to raise awareness about protecting the beautiful bears. Any rumors you’ve heard to the contrary about them not being bears is false, also in part of the Ursidae family, which places them solidly in the Bear Kingdom. Interestingly, Panda also part of the Carnivora Order, which means they share a lot in common with dogs, like all bears. Leads very sensitive creatures and disruptions to their environment can result in issues with them reproducing. Housed in zoos and conservatories all over the world, these big guys require conservation efforts even to have a chance at recovering from their current state. Only that means while examples of the species exist in the wild, efforts must be made to protect their Habitat and even control the predators in their area. Little success had in captivity, though that’s been changing in years recently. Still, they aren’t prone to giving birth very often, and that means that any loss of their number is potentially tragic.

How To Celebrate the National Panda Day

Celebrating the National Panda Day is quite easy and simple to remember. Just spread awareness word deforestation is leading to the destruction of their habitat. Also, by buying Panda themed wear panda-themed clothes, that also helps them to spread awareness of this endangered species. People’s can use #PandaDay to spread awareness in social media’s about the Deforestation.

World Consumer Rights Day is celebrated on March 15 of every year. It is nothing, which If you have ever purchased something and needed to return it, exercised your consumer’s rights. These rights have not always been something that easily enforced. The organization Consumers International has brought awareness to these rights with World Consumer Rights Day. It is an opportunity to promote the rights of all consumers, demanding that those rights are respected and protected with a chance to protest against the market abuses and social injustices which undermine those rights.

History of World Consumer Rights Day (WCRD)

WCRD was founded in 1960 as Consumers International with the goal to fight for a fair and safe with sustainable future for consumers in a global market dominated by international corporations. Citing President John F. Kennedy’s groundbreaking address, they take his definition of consumer rights as their definition. It also agreed that the President’s remarks set the ball in motion to make these rights something more than just words on paper, but rights that would come to be something enforceable. World Consumer Rights Day (WCRD) has over 200 members and spans 100 countries as Consumer International, and they will take their mission as being a voice and champion for consumers in policy-making forums and the global marketplace. Also, they will work outside of any political parties and maintains their independence so that they can make sure that consumers treated properly.

How to celebrate the World Consumer Rights Day

Celebrating the World Consumer Rights Day is very simple and easy. In your community, look for events that are trying to bring awareness to consumer rights, or areas of public policy that need changes. The day is about mobilizing citizen action groups across the world, and if everyone joined in to help in their communities, it comes closer to meet their goal, and that is addressing. Perhaps the need to look to Washington or other capitals that are making policy will need to be addressed. Consumers International is all about making sure that the voice of the consumer not silenced. So, raise your voice and let it be heard. To spread in social media’s you can use the hashtag #WorldConsumerRightsDay.

Buzzards Day is an annual celebration observed on March 15th. There are many seasons, and Spring is one of the most loved climatic seasons amongst all sort of people. Bid the chill, snowy Winter season and welcome the Spring. The start of Spring will not be completed without the arrival of the Buzzards which is circling overhead. Why not we celebrate these beautiful and winged creatures and their arrival with a special day in the calendar? Yes, it’s time to welcome the Spring with the Buzzards, especially with the turkey vulture. Buzzards Day is an annual feast that celebrates the return of the turkey vultures to Hinkley, Ohio. So take your binoculars out to find if any of the Buzzards are in the blue sky.

“If I were reincarnated, I’d want to come back a buzzard. Nothing hates him or envies him or wants him or needs him. He is never bothered or in danger, and he can eat anything.” – William Faulkner

History of Buzzards Day

The origin and the history of Buzzards Day‘s have found to have many conflicting dates. The first record of the Buzzards return dates back to 1957, although they have been arriving for more than one-and-a-half century. Robert Bordner who was a writer for the Cleveland Press was credited as he has found the word for this celebration Day. During 1957, the members of the Hinkley Chamber of Commerce had agreed to have a pancake breakfast festival on the first Sunday of Spring (the first Sunday after March 15th) at the Brongers Park. However, the Buzzards or the turkey vultures are found to return to the Hinkley, Ohio on every March 15th which attracted many tourists. A Metroparks patrolman named Walter Nawaleniec was the one who said to Robert that these Buzzards are returning to the spot on March 15th for the past six years.

Later so many other personalities found their arrival on this date. These turkey vultures returning on March 15th has been so widespread and popular, and this is the reason for the official Buzzard Day celebration on this date. However, the township was unprepared for the 9,000 plus visitors in the first observance that was held in the year 1957. But by 1958, various plans had been made to welcome all those visitors, and since then, the town has been celebrating an annual Buzzards Festival. The heads of the Turkey buzzards are featherless and red. These birds have got very good eyesight and can live up to twenty years. They are scavengers and live on the dead animals. These buzzards soar through the sky on the big updrafts and are considered as the Mother Nature’s garbage collectors.

How to Celebrate Buzzards Day

Celebrating the Buzzards Day is quite simple. Get to know about the Buzzards and their life in detail. You can visit Hinkley, Ohio to see their arrival if you are affordable. Talk to the locals over there to know more about the Buzzards Festival. You can share that information with others and make them aware of such a celebration Day. Just capture the buzzards arrival pictures and don’t forget to share it with others. Use the hashtag #BuzzardsDay to spread the word on the social media.

Companies That Care Day is celebrated on March 15th of this year. It is an annual observance that is celebrated on the third Thursday of every March. Are you feeling happy with your workplace? If your answer is yes, then you and the work you do for the betterment of your company is being recognized in the best way. When it comes to employee side, of course, it is important to value their contributions they do for their company. With this acknowledgement, you will be getting a source of positive energy, encouragement, and support. Companies that do care their workers just don’t do it out of getting profit but in the real sense of caring them. Companies That Care Day encourages the employers to highlight, expand their employee and community initiatives to thereby recognize those workers who make their companies successful.

“Employees who believe that management is concerned about them as a whole person – not just an employee – are more productive, more satisfied, more fulfilled. Satisfied employees mean satisfied customers, which leads to profitability.” – Anne M. Mulcahy

History of Companies That Care Day

The Companies That Care Day is an annual observance day created by the Companies That Care. The first observance of this Day isn’t mentioned anywhere. The Day is celebrated on every third Thursday of March. Companies That Care is a not-for-profit organization founded in 2003 that is created in the way to enhance the well-being of the employees and communities by educating and inspiring the employers to practice the employer engagement. The organization is aimed at promoting the social sustainability and improvement of the lives of people, families, and the communities through the education of employers in the principles of a socially responsible employer. Most of the caring companies consider that their workers and the community are significant factors to their success. Thus the companies are committed to giving such a workplace for the employees to thrive and work to support, strengthen their community.

How to Celebrate Companies That Care Day

Celebrating the Companies That Care Day is very simple. You can host an event to celebrate this Day in your company. Make sure you are valuing every worker of your organization irrespective of the roles they are playing. It is vital to make them feel they are recognized in every other aspect of their work. Visit the website of Companies That Care to know the Characteristics of the Socially Responsible Employers. You can make use of the resources available there for the betterment of the employers in your community. Share your views about this Companies That Care Day on the social media using the hashtag #CompaniesThatCareDay.

True Confessions Day is an annual celebration observed on March 15th. There will be an untold secret in every one of us, and let it a simple thing or a bigger one. The secret will, of course, made you feel stressed and guilt. If that secret is quelling your inner peace and causing distress on your relationship, then you can go ahead and confess it to whomever you want. Get out of that restless feel and let out that secret as to feel relaxed and cool utterly. Confession is the simplest way to stay away from the guilt. As honesty is the best policy, you can take the opportunity on the True Confessions Day, to confess yourself and be honest, and be you. More than all it is indeed must to celebrate the guts of your spirit to confess the secret.

“A confession has to be part of your new life.” – Ludwig Wittgenstein

History of True Confessions Day

The True Confessions Day has been created by Thomas & Ruth Roy of Wellcat Holidays. However, the origin and the first observance of this celebration are unknown. The creator of this Day has come up with this idea of celebration as a way to encourage those secret keepers to confess it to feel relaxed and guilt free. The main focus of this celebration Day is to motivate people that it is a good thing to confess guilt or secrets as to move on from the troubles and clear the conscience. It is found that confessing secrets is hugely stress-soothing, and it will incite more honesty and openness in any relationship. In simple, confession is just good for the soul. By celebrating this Day, the creators believe that the people let go of their secrets that are causing strain on their relationships, or confess their feelings.

How to Celebrate True Confessions Day

Celebrating the True Confessions Day is very simple. Make a true confession about your secret to your loved ones. Stay guilt-free and relaxed by letting out that secret which you have kept so long. A single evasion will ruin any relationship so confess your secret and create openness in your relationship to make it stronger. Encourage people around you to confess themselves as to make them feel good. You can indulge yourself in helping in inspiring the openness in more relationships. If you don’t want to share that secret with others, then just write it in your diary or stand in front of the mirror to confess yourself. Share your views and celebrations on the social media using the hashtag #TrueConfessionsDay.