I for one are not very romantic in the sense that I prefer that to a thousand words and fuss, but certainly a bit of romance does not hurt.
The fact that we celebrate, to feel special your loved one / their beloved should not be reduced to a single day! That was the point of my post.
I believe that the risk for some Valentine's Day becomes just an obligation, and the only time to 'party' of the pair is high.
advertising bombards us every day: buy this, buy that, with this watch will be the coolest, with these shoes do men fall at your feet, how can you live without a cell phone that also makes the coffee? ....
Everywhere rages marketing, but even more in the holidays.
Everywhere rages marketing, but even more in the holidays.
Advertising is good, the soul of trade, the real marketing, the one truly effective, it is designed after careful sociological studies, what emerges in these cases is often a litmus test of society. Even those advertisements that are censored or create controversy. But sometimes it can prove very truthful and messages transmitted become confused and unreal. But that's another story.
The festive moments become ordered, it relies on the sense of duty, making a beautiful thing into an obligation. And it's advertising and promotions.
With Valentine's Day is a risk of depression, not only for singles in the windows make a fine show hearts and hearts, not to mention the flowers, chocolates, red roses, jewelry, watches, candle light dinners organized baked on the premises with special menu for the occasion ...
This is one of many occasions invented to sell .... how sad! Per se are not so terrible, in fact can be a pleasant occasion to remember a special person to us (love / loved, grandma / grandpa, mom / dad, woman ..) or something to celebrate (Christmas, Easter, Carnival, halloween) but their leading edge and the pounding is really exhausting! 
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