Valentine's Day Sucks
	Single? In a relationship? Depressed? Don't you hate Valentine's Day with all those couples being all lovey dovey? Me too. We need to look at what February the fourteeth is at the core. Love.

	Love is usually associated with couples with drama drama drama. But that's not exactly how it's supposed to be, unless it is? Remember when the guy used to describe how beautiful their 'girl' was? How amazing she was, and really meant it? Told it to their best friend with those eyes, and that tone of voice. Where the girl felt something more than a tiny crush and is squeamish with delight at the fact that that certain guy that she had not felt the same about any other guy actually liked her back. Doesn't this seem so elementary school to you? Not real life? But, any real relationship will reach this point in some same way, shape, or form.
	Remember in high school where you would date any guy/girl that you liked? By the way, deep down, ya probably didn't really like them. You could have been forced to, perhaps by your friends, or the fact that he/she liked you, to like them because you saw the good parts about them. And they stood out. You probably didn't look at them as a whole person. See the future flawless. Should it be? No. Filled with fights and arguments. It is in our human nature to want to be loved. And they showed that. You wanted it, you got it. You just needed somebody, anybody, that loved you. We learn that eventually in our experience of dating.
	You might say Valentine's Day is useless. It should be every single day. 365 days of saying a meaningless 'I love you', is not gonna cut it. You should not even say those three words without using care and caution. It is really expressing how you really feel about your significant other because we all know you don't do that every single day. We get busy with our lives. So this is a day to set aside, next to your anniversary and show you really do love them, even with all your sidetracked lives.
	Significant other? LOLNO. Yea right. Valentine's Day can gdiaf. Personally, I show no care towards those kissing each other with all that red and pink hearts surrounding them. That not -exactly- what Valentine's Day is really about. Think about those whom you love. For real. Those you would die for, in the very least injured. Friends maybe. Family. Valentine's Day is that extra day to show how you really care about them. Love them. It's not singularly about relationships and romance. It's about love and love cannot  be described and only be felt. So you alone know who you may want to show that extra 'I love you...fa real' to.With that extra 'fa real' you get their attention. You think words don't hurt? Think again. In this case, words like those makes you stop, and really take in what an 'I love you' means. With that heart, with those deady colors consisting of pink and red.
	Couples, friends, family. Valentine's Day is expressing that you love them. More than an everyday basis, if you even express it at all. It can be a load off your chest, finally getting through and hitting them square in their heart, a realization, into knowing that YOU love them.