Valentine’s Day importance
(This might look a little different for men and women.)
Long before any relationship begins, Valentine's Day is just another Hallmark holiday to take your money, but then that special someone starts to come into the picture, and Valentine's Day transforms into opportunity. He or she could be the one. Then he or she does become the one.
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Data shows that your graph is highly inaccurate. Just saying….
really? it’s valentine’s day…where’s the love?
I dunno guys, as a lonely geek I sent myself many, many valentines day cards. Very important. ;)
It’s always an important Hallmark day to me as it’s my birthday.
And it’s our wedding anniversary, so it’s *really* important… that I don’t forget.
Oh my. Double dog house for you if you screw up.
Interesting that the graph doesn’t consider relationships longer than 11 years. Do relationships fade into irrelevance after 11 years?
would be interesting to see if there is a different between man and women in this data.
would be also interesting to see how many people feel socailly push to be commercially forced to show your love during valentine. …Love is not about celebrating on your own personal dates?
Just asking
Hate the day. Doesn’t matter how romantic you are the rest of the year, this one stupid day becomes the “all”. Costs a fortune to pull it off too.
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