Today is Valentine's Day. According to one source, the modern tradition of St. Valentine's day began in medieval England and France, with people noticing that birds began to pair-up in mid-February.
Nowadays, people celebrate their love for each other on this day. Strangely, people seem to need to have greeting card and gift companies prompt them to do something nice for a loved one. If you really love somebody, should you have to be reminded to do something nice and make her/him feel special?
Moreover, is it necessary to concentrate all your good feelings into a single day? Shouldn't we be showing our love on the other 364 (or 365) days of the year? Plus, Valentine's Day is a random selection. For most people, it has nothing to do with their personal relationship, other than it's an artificially-imposed day of romance.
So, keep on lovin' tomorrow....
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