many schools have a Valentine's Day program which involves the student council distributing flowers & chocolates form one student to another(that is,if you did pay for it).but is this,really neceassary?
my school does that too,& today there were a lot of misunderstandings & confusions.my crush apparently thought that I had sent him a "Friendship" rose annoymously,whereas i was never a person to do things in a round-abt manner).
a couple of my guy friends played a joke on my best friend,Anjuli-they sent this guy a rose saying that it's from her.he received the rose,& then it was taken away because she denied sending it.(imagine how he would have felt)
only a couple of girls got roses in my whole grade,compared to the guys.(are traditions being reversed?).some people even send flowers to themselves,so that they can brag abt how many they got.(is it a competition?)& of course,there was also a lot of people who didn't get anything.(i wonder how many broken hearts went home today)
2007-02-14
02:29:01
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Society & Culture
➔ Holidays
➔ Valentine's Day
am i judging this too harshly?
2007-02-14
02:30:15 ·
update #1
in addition,some people might think that there's someone who likes them,only to have their hopes destroyed.(isn't that playing with a person's feelings?)
2007-02-14
02:32:04 ·
update #2