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Valentine's Day: Does the expense of the gift equal the amount of love?

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Yes
5% 14 votes Total: 299 votes
No
95% 285 votes
  • 1 of 2

    by Mitchell Hinds

    Are you seriously questioning if on a wondrous holiday like Valentine's day that we judge a gift given by its cost? Are you going to tell me that your love can be had for free?...read more

  • 2 of 2

    by Tammyjo Eckhart

    I think that there is a correlation between cost and love but it isn't what the businesses and commercials want you to think. Someone who feels the need to spend a lot of mon...read more

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  • 1 of 28

    by Kelly A. Mello

    Ah, Valentine's Day. Love is in the air. You are eating dinner by the fireplace as he hands you the ring-sized box and you can hardly contain yourself. You start unwrapping with...read more

  • 2 of 28

    by Maureen Wuelfing

    While I don't actually think Valentine's Day should be celebrated (any more than Grandparents Day or Children's Day or even Mother's or Father's Day); it is nonetheless celebrat...read more

  • 3 of 28

    by Barbara Stockton

    You can't put a price tag on love because true love is priceless. If you are ever fortunate enough to find true love than choosing a gift won't really be as hard as you think es...read more

  • 4 of 28

    by Rebecca Dyson

    Love should never be equated with a dollar amount, and this goes for Valentine's Day gifts as well as any other gift. Our society has become such a materialistic one; it is easy...read more

  • 5 of 28

    by Holly Rogers

    Valentine's Day has become increasingly commercial over the years. It has gone from being a day to celebrate the love you feel for someone and perhaps sending a card or a flower...read more

  • 6 of 28

    by Bryan Belrad

    The price tag on the gift really does reflect on the love behind it, but not in the way we usually think of it. If a gift is pricey, then probably the purchaser thinks he or sh...read more

  • 7 of 28

    by David Brown

    It is perfectly alright with me for there to be a Valentines Day. To me, like Christmas, everyday should be Valentines Day for those who love one another. When it comes to a g...read more

  • 8 of 28

    by Danielle Williamson

    Valentine's Day has become a tremendously profitable retail holiday, ranking very close to Christmas in the last minute guilt ridden frenzy of buying mayhem. Just drive by your ...read more

  • 9 of 28

    by Catherine Feng

    I am sure we have all heard the saying, "It is the thought that counts." And how very true a statement that this turns out to be. I believe that as long as a gift is from the ...read more

  • 10 of 28

    by Tiffany Kei

    Modern times has us living in a fast pace world where we are quick to forget the true beauty of holidays. Since the beginning of modern civilization, we have come to love flatt...read more

  • 11 of 28

    by Ben Hughes

    Someone rolling in money who doesn't buy a gift is often quite rightly accused of being mean and lacking love, but whether it means that he or she doesn't love their Valentine i...read more

  • 12 of 28

    by Nicole Callis

    Unless you are one of those obnoxious and shallow people, I'm sure you can understand and appreciate that love carries no monetary value. You can't show someone you love them b...read more

  • 13 of 28

    by Patricia Farley

    The expense of the gift does not equal the amount of love on Valentine's Day. No gift could ever match the amount of love, because love is worth more than money. First there sho...read more

  • 14 of 28

    by John Graham

    We, in my family, don't give gifts on St. Valentine's Day to express love. Instead, we give each other the gift of love each and every day. Nothing is known of St. Valentine,...read more

  • 15 of 28

    by A. Joerger

    A co worker of mine was telling me that she was mortified because there was a girl in her class that wanted to break off her engagement. The girl was crying and upset and told ...read more

  • 16 of 28

    by Lynn Mcmonigal

    Valentine's Day: Does the expense of the gift equal the amount of love? Not to me. Love can be shown in much simpler, much more meaningful ways than by spending pies of money. ...read more

  • 17 of 28

    by Opal Elaine Moyer

    On Valentine's Day, as on any other holiday, the thought is what truly counts in gift giving. Consider the man who buys his wife or girlfriend some expensive diamond jewelry- t...read more

  • 18 of 28

    by Melinda Ralph

    The very fact that some people have written 'yes' leads me to believe that very few people know true love. The cliches have all been said and at the expense of sounding like a b...read more

  • 19 of 28

    by Sweetsmile

    The more money you spend on gift, the less true love you have. How can the love be valued by money? If we have a lot of money, can we buy a large amount of love? Even the senten...read more

  • 20 of 28

    by MAD

    To directly answer the question: No. On Valentine's Day, in fact, not only for this occasion but for any other occasion, the expense of the gift does not equal the amount of l...read more

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