Love and Appreciation

 

Valentine's Day is a unique day that honours the love and affection that romantic partners, friends, and family share. It is celebrated on February 14th every year. Its roots are found in the story of Saint Valentine, a Roman priest who secretly married couples in defiance of an emperor's order. As time went on, the festival changed to become a day to show love through presents, nice words, and creative actions. Valentine's Day is widely observed around the world as a celebration of love, gratitude, and the close bonds that bind people together.       

It seems that Valentine's Day is the ideal time to express our love and affection to our family, friends, lovers, and loved ones. It's about being kind to others and appreciating friendship as much as romantic love. During a hectic school day, it serves as a reminder to cherish those who help us.

Depending on the person's personality and preferred language, there are many different ways to show affection. Some people prefer to verbally express their love, such as "I love you," or in meaningful letters, while others prefer to demonstrate their love by actions, such as spending time with their loved ones or giving them items. Little yet heartfelt actions, like a tender embrace, an authentic letter, or a considerate gesture, can also have a significant impact. The ultimate objective of Valentine's Day is to genuinely care for and appreciate the people who mean the most, not to give them pricey presents.





Refferences:

https://mnlop.com.ph/2020/01/28/valentines-day/

https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/celebrations/article/valentines-day

https://sites.psu.edu/academy/2016/02/15/love-and-decadence/



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