Always on Valentine’s Day

 Always on Valentine’s Day



      Valentine's Day, celebrated annually on February 14, is a global, cultural, and commercial event dedicated to expressing love, affection, and friendship. Originally a Christian feast day honoring St. Valentine who secretly continued to marry couples to spare husbands from war and was later executed by defying a decree that banned marriage for young men. it evolved through folk traditions into a celebration of romance, featuring symbols like Cupid, roses, chocolates, and cards.

     Another day of valentines with no one to spend it with. Not that I care-I have my friends and family-though I may not show it but I really do love them and I'm actually quite happy, happy that my friends and family who longed to be loved truly for a long long time now had already found someone. I'm proud that they did not give up so quickly and waited patiently for that someone to answer them. And I hope that they can protect their relationship with each other and be contented with each other for as long as until death.

      And the bottom line is, love is a universal, multifaceted emotion not restricted to romance. And I don't care about if whether I will find someone or not-as long as these people around me can, then I'm okay with it because Im still not yet responsible and disciplined enough for me to be in a relationship. Love isn't gained from just one person but all of your friends and family also. 

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