Valentine's Day

Love comes first and to express it to other people, the day used to commemorate the goodness of a man named Valentine to the people around him in his time, is being used to express the love and care that we have.

Love. There has always been love , A love for a child ,love for your partner and parents. Valintine came so much later.

Love has been here a long time. Since before the beginning of time really. So Love came first. LOL

well, I suspect that love has been around forever St Valentine was an early saint in the church, but the Valentines that are all the thing today is more of a Victorian affectation

Hi bgerig! I think Love came first before Valentine! Because if there is no love, we won't be celebrating Valentine. lol..I am just guessing here! But I do believe that Love has been here before the world has began. Take care and have a great day! lovelots..faith

love or else no one would want a valentines day

Well oblessly love did. I dont know who created valentines day but im positive love was first otherwise why would they have valentines day. And you would think that adam and eve had to love eachother and there was no valentines day back then. So love deffintley came first because without love there would be no valentines day.

In my opinion anyway, Valentine Day came first. Where it is the day which became associated with romantic love and with the mutual exchange of love notes in the form of "valentines". I don't have any accurate or precise details about how it has been established. Due to all sources about its origin, pattern and formation are disputable in various angles of suggestion and view. A matter of fact, we are discussing about Valentine Day(V-Day) and the content of it, I mean love is not the issue to tell the beginning story of V-Day. Love is a part of the whole story bout V-Day and it does reciprocates the celebration of V-Day. So,my conclusion is V-Day came first.

Love was/is first. (Saint) Valentine's Day is a holiday celebrated on February 14 by many people throughout the world. In the West, it is the traditional day on which lovers express their love for each other by sending Valentine's cards, presenting flowers, or offering confectionery. The day was originally a pagan festival that was renamed after two Early Christian martyrs named Valentine. The day became associated with romantic love in the circle of Geoffrey Chaucer in the High Middle Ages, when the tradition of courtly love flourished. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valentine%27s_Day

Love came first, theres no doubt about that. People have been loving as long as there have been people, but Valentines Day hasn't always existed. Having said that, I'm not sure whether I know the true origins of Valentine's Day! But I do know that love came first.

It's obvious, love came first. Consider this phrase; " For God so loved the world the He gave His only begotten son....." I just don't know this Valentine you mentioned But if you it's related to Valentines Day, I am sure it's one of the festivities of pagan people centuries ago and brought up these days with just a few people knew it. Majority celebrated it nowadays. Paganism! Therefore LOVE came first than any other things here or earth....

Love of course, what valentine means if we don't have some other to love :)

The love always comes first because the love should be there long before valentine's day arived. I gave my boyfriend his gift, which wasn't much, at midnight so it was kind of cool and he gave me a card that fit us so perfect! I don't think he could have foun a better card.

I'm thinkin the love came first and then the valentine. Got to be inspired first!