Valentine’s Day is filled with so many emotions. Ideally, it’s romance and love, but more often than not, it’s a time of loneliness and even jealousy. It can be a holiday full of disappointments and fears because it’s too much.
More conscientious Internet users these days asked if he was wrong For regularly sending his girlfriend bouquets of roses. And on Valentine’s Day, almost by accident, he really outdid himself. In and of itself, it sounds harmless at worst, but his actions seem to have upset his girlfriend’s relatives.
Getting flowers and other gifts for special occasions is a proven way to show your loved ones that you care
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When a man sent his girlfriend a lovely bouquet of flowers on Valentine’s Day, he thought nothing of it
His gift was very thoughtful, but it caused a bit of a stir with her next of kin.
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Flowers have been a sign of love and care for almost as long as civilization
The aesthetic power of flowers, like many inventions, dates back to the ancient Egyptians. decorate Mainly women’s hair. There is some evidence that flowers were valued for some reason during the Stone Age. El Miron Cave in northern Spain is the tomb of a woman who died some 18,000 years ago.Archaeologists, among other items found The flowers buried with her demonstrate the ceremonial value of this impractical plant. Since the story here focuses on love, roses are used for Valentine’s Day, but flowers are also commonly used to indicate death and mourning.
Burial Rights in Ancient Greece include Wreaths for the deceased and Mexican Dia de los Muertos also contain Aztec ritual elements. include flowers to the dead. We still regularly leave flowers on gravestones, purely to show others that this particular person was cared for even after they passed away. It’s not practically useless, and has traditionally been used in dyes, cooking, and even wine making. So when someone gives you a bouquet of flowers, it becomes even more special.
The gifted bouquet is actually a time-honored tradition that goes back centuries
Speaking of bouquets, thanks again to the Egyptians.first time Recorded The decorative bouquet dates from around 2500 BC and is of lotuses, irises, anemones and daffodils. China and Japan also have their own flower arrangements and styles. In Japan, the art of flower arranging, or ikebana, was a mark of status and was practiced by skilled military leaders as a method of decompression. Born in Holland.
Valentine’s Day, Valentine’s Day, actually refers to the saint of the same name and is often referred to as the patron of lovers. Born only in the late Middle Ages. February is chose On holidays, to replace the pagan Lupercalia with a Christian alternative. Lupercalia’s celebration of her love and marriage made her connection to Valentine even clearer.Then, in the 18th century, humans send cards and gifts. Candy was a popular item to give to lovers along with flowers.
Commentators banded together to declare that the OP is no idiot and that his girlfriend’s family should really relax
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