Anti Valentine.. What does it mean?

ANTI VALENTINE---quite an expression! i, under all circumstances, would like to negate this. i am afirm beleiver of love, compassion and anti violence, obviously someone who feels that loving words can really soothe a soul, would defy this no matter what.i have a big heart, accomodating one and all and can never see one straving of it. i feel, it's LOVE that keeps us going. love of GOD juxtaposed with the love from parents, siblings, friends, peers...and everything gives us an undefined strength to fight the odds. i am an out and out PRO VALENTINE. however i respect ppl who believe that everyday s a valentine's day. but don't you think that it's very much important to show your love and warmth once in a while? well, my parents never celebrated this day but does this make them feel short of love, i don't think so. having said this, i would always want my love to manifest his feelings this day. i just love to splurge myself in flowers, choc'lates, cards...and all mushy stuff. we live only one life, some years and ONE DAY just to celebrate real LOVE. wising you a happy V day... * nice to have you back after a long gap baronarthur.

I always like to believe about Valentine day that is a day for love, any kind of this beautiful feeling and not only for -in love-people. The last some years this day became to be a shopping day. The people thinking more what they will buy for this day from all these almost same shops and not how much love and for who is in them heart. Maybe the Anti Valentine persons they mean something like this maybe not.....is just my opinion about it and I'm not an Anti Valentine person just is enough we remember the real meaning of the day.

I like the word anti Valentine. I just think that it's a pagan's celebration of love. But, there's nothing more than the love in Easter or Christmas. I mean, God's love. Valentine's day is just a day where people is acted as a romantic lover, though he/she isn't romantic. And the companies that sell chocolates, cards, flowers & many romantic things entrap the 'romantic people.' It's a big business...