Commitment Day
Commitment Day is held on January 1. The first known Commitment Day was celebrated in 1960 as an extension of the tradition of New Year’s Resolutions—however. This event in the first decade of the month January is annual. 
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It is a time to demonstrate your affections by committing, in one way or the other, to that person or persons close to your heart. Commitment is important to a relationship because it provides structure and stability. A commitment shows that you're willing to sacrifice your interests for the good of another person. It's the foundation on which love grows, and it allows trust to develop in a relationship.
Commitment Day was first celebrated on January 1, 1960 marking the beginning of a new year. Commitment helps you stick to your goals during the good times and the bad times — when barriers get in the way.
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