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• 1 of 31

  by Gordon Hamilton

  Created on: June 04, 2009   Last Updated: February 12, 2011

  The cost of a gift can never be measured against the amount of love expressed, either on Valentine's

• 2 of 31

  by Sherri Trevino

  Created on: March 09, 2009

  Love is not measured by how much money you spend on gifts for Valentine's Day. Love is measured by affection

• 3 of 31

  by Nicole Callis

  Created on: February 14, 2008

  Unless you are one of those obnoxious and shallow people, I'm sure you can understand and appreciate

• 4 of 31

  by Olivia Bredbenner

  Created on: January 29, 2008   Last Updated: February 24, 2012

  This debate is as thought provoking as it is meant to be. I do hope that you know if you have answered

• 5 of 31

  by Robert Conn

  Created on: January 25, 2009

  A single rose, a box of chocolate, a card or poem expressing your love...

  A nice dinner date and quality

• 6 of 31

  by Daniel Cloud

  Created on: January 26, 2012

  Basing the amount of love in a Valentine’s Day gift on the amount of money spent shows where someone’s

• 7 of 31

  by Myria Antoniou

  Created on: January 15, 2011

  A diamond ring? A romantic weekend up on the mountains? An expensive set of earrings or just a plain

• 8 of 31

  by Kevin W Byrom

  Created on: September 12, 2010   Last Updated: September 13, 2010

  I wrote love poem a number of years ago that ends with the words: “But above all else, cherish

• 9 of 31

  by Barbara Stockton

  Created on: November 11, 2008   Last Updated: January 16, 2010

  As times have changed so has the meanings of the gifts we give.  Our feelings are now calculated

• 10 of 31

  by David Brown

  Created on: February 15, 2008

  It is perfectly alright with me for there to be a Valentines Day. To me, like Christmas, everyday should

• 11 of 31

  by Ben Hughes

  Created on: January 28, 2008

  Someone rolling in money who doesn't buy a gift is often quite rightly accused of being mean and lacking

• 12 of 31

  by Bhavya Dabas

  Created on: October 30, 2009

  If my husband spends five bucks and buys me a present that I actually wanted, I'd be thrilled. If he

• 13 of 31

  by Danielle Williamson

  Created on: February 15, 2008

  Valentine's Day has become a tremendously profitable retail holiday, ranking very close to Christmas

• 14 of 31

  by Catherine Feng

  Created on: February 15, 2008

  I am sure we have all heard the saying, "It is the thought that counts." And how very true a statement

• 15 of 31

  by Kelly Hallas

  Created on: February 26, 2009

  Receiving a Valentine's Day present from a loved one is a gift in itself. The fact that your loved one

• 16 of 31

  by Rebecca Dyson

  Created on: January 31, 2008

  Love should never be equated with a dollar amount, and this goes for Valentine's Day gifts as well as

• 17 of 31

  by Todd Pheifer

  Created on: February 14, 2008

  Who doesn't like cliches? Granted, they can be overused, but there is a reason that they exist. Sometimes

• 18 of 31

  by Kelly A. Mello

  Created on: February 03, 2008

  Ah, Valentine's Day. Love is in the air. You are eating dinner by the fireplace as he hands you the

• 19 of 31

  by Bryan Belrad

  Created on: February 14, 2008

  The price tag on the gift really does reflect on the love behind it, but not in the way we usually think

• 20 of 31

  by Holly Rogers

  Created on: February 15, 2008

  Valentine's Day has become increasingly commercial over the years. It has gone from being a day to celebrate