Behind The Word: Valentine's Day
Valentine’s
Day is an international festival that celebrates the feeling of love. Saint
Valentine’s Day is celebrated each year on the 14th February and marks the
death anniversary of one of the Christian legends, Saint Valentine. In most of
the first world countries, February 14 is considered as a national holiday.
Valentine’s Day has especially come to become a day made for lovers. Even in the
media, Valentine’s Day is portrayed as a day meant for lovers. However,
Valentine’s Day has a much larger appeal. It is a day to express love and
that love can be for anyone and not specially a lover.
However, Valentine’s Day celebrates the bond and the relationship between people. It is a day which teaches us how we should express our love, care and respect for anyone who is important in our life. It helps us to feel happy about our loved ones. It also shows us the importance of happiness we feel when we are around the ones who matter to us.
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