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#TeamTekaAcademy Valentine's Day represents the universal celebration of love and affection. Although today is a date marked by the exchange of gifts, its profound meaning is based on sacrifice and the defense of emotional bonds in the face of adversity.
Here I detail what it represents from different facets:
1. The sacrifice for love (Historical origin)
It represents the figure of Valentine of Rome, a 3rd-century priest who defied the orders of Emperor Claudius II. The emperor had prohibited marriages among young people because he believed that single men were better soldiers. Valentine, considering the decree unjust, celebrated marriages in secret. For this act of rebellion in the name of love, he was martyred and executed on February 14.
2. Love in all its forms (Current meaning)
Nowadays, the date has evolved to represent not only romance but also holistic affection:
Couple love: It is "Lovers' Day," where commitment and passion are reaffirmed.
Friendship: In many countries, it is known as the Day of Love and Friendship, celebrating loyalty and selfless affection among friends.
Gratitude: It represents an opportunity to express appreciation to family and loved ones through gestures and words of encouragement.
3. Common symbols
Cupid: Represents romantic desire; the winged child who, according to mythology, shoots arrows to make people fall in love.
The Heart: A spiritual symbol representing emotional openness, compassion, and connection with the "other."
The phrase "Be my Valentine": Comes from a legend that says Valentine himself sent a farewell note to his jailer's daughter before he died, signing as "Your Valentine."
In summary, Valentine's Day is an annual reminder that love is a powerful force capable of challenging rules and transcending time.
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