Valentines Day

There are 365 days out of the year and the only time people can express how they truly feel about the opposite sex is on Valentine's Day. The statistics show about 62% of adults will celebrate this holiday in the United States. This special holiday is celebrated in some countries, although other places around the world it’s a normal work day for some people. Around this time of year people go all out just to express how they feel about that special person hoping to find true love. However, many people find out that they have wasted a lot money on one day instead, people manage to do the same thing every year just to keep their wife or husband happy. Therefore, people honestly forgot what the true meaning of Valentine’s Day is all about. For instance, Valentine’s Day remains a worthless holiday for many people because, loving someone only one day out of the year isn’t how a relationship works. Plus Valentine’s Day is all about couples and sales.
Valentine’s Day remains a worthless holiday for many people because love should never be expressed only one day out of a year. Everyone knows that it takes more than just one day to love a person, yet people still celebrate this special day. Some people forget the little things we do every day to show how much we care about that significant other. For example, sending a text message saying “ I love you” or just enjoying each other company is all it takes. As a result, there are easy ways to show how much we love another person through the year without having to stress about one day out of the year. Love can also be shown 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 52 weeks a year or in simpler terms every day. Just remember showing how much you care will go a much farther than just showing it one day out of the year.

The second reason Valentine’s Day happens to become a worthless holiday for many people is because it’s mostly driven by sales. Every year millions of people go out of their busy schedules to find the perfect gift to