If you ask me, I don’t think it’s very hard to love. Maybe hard to find, but once that’s over and done with, you are pretty much on a one way street to falling in love. People ask all the time “how do you know if you’re in love?” And the answer is simply, “Oh, you’ll know.” What this means is that you will know because you can’t see, or care to look for the end of that street . So tell me then, why isn’t Valentine’s Day an easier holiday?
There is 1 day a year (that is 1 day for every 365 days) where there is an entire day devoted to love. As a single girl in the city, I know there is a lot of love out there because everywhere I turn people are travelling in twos. Even at the grocery store (which is a whole other story, since when has grocery shopping become an enjoyable activity for couples where they help each other out? “Oh dear, don’t worry I’ll get the onion – you get the tomato)”. So with this one day a year devoted to love, WHY do people have such a hard time participating? Every other day of the year I’m sure you do nice things for each other, so why not just make it a big deal on February 14th? Who doesn’t love to be spoiled?
Why are we trained to make countless reminders up until the day of “hear that honey? *wink wink* *nudge nudge* Vaaaalllleeeennntiiiinnnneeeessss ddddaaaaaaaay”. But why? Are we that lazy? I think it’s sad that we assume people don’t know what day it is. Why can’t we all just know it’s Valentine ’s Day and assume that something nice has been planned, or at least remember to wish each other a Happy Valentine’s day the morning of. The hardest part about this all is that year after year you wait to meet someone to be able to share Valentine’s Day with, and when you finally do, they don’t want to have any part of this silly day dedicated to love. Are you kidding me? I have waited for years to be smothered with red hearts on this holiday! For everyone who is anti-valentine’s day out there, suck it up. Even if you remember what February 14th is and give a simple card, you will be rewarded. Imagine what you could get if you did even MORE than just a card? ![]()