Society & Culture

Why is valentines day so important?

Society & Culture

Posted by: Taurus

4th Feb 2010 01:54pm

In today's society valentines day is celebrated everywhere. I see girls walking around with roses, chocolates, teddies and often wonder do people esp. the youngsters even know what it stands for and the history behind it or is this just an excuse for companies to make more money?

I often get the disappointed look from family/friends upon telling them my husband and I don't celebrate valentines day.

Why is there so much pressure? Do you feel it too?

Shouldn't we love and care for each other every day of the year? What is so special about that particular day?


stoddy
  • 3rd Aug 2010 01:30pm

The Americans do it so we had to copy them


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