At Carnival every dessert counts: I'm more like Gianduja than Harlequin

And you? Do you celebrate Valentine's Day ?
So, let's start immediately by dividing the human race into two categories: those who answer this question “of course! “and that they have already called the string quartet and taken out a mortgage to buy two dozen red roses, and then there are them, the fantastic realists who" no, Valentine's Day is a commercial holiday created by the consumerist society just to make you spend money “, who then usually continue with" I love my half every day, not just on Valentine's Day! ”.
Well, if you have even slightly identified yourself in one of these categories or you know someone who is part of it well, or you are just curious to know where I am going to go with this article, keep reading!

I have always wondered which group of those mentioned above I could be a part of, because here we laugh and joke but this' party 'generates panic!
But why do you need to self-categorize yourself? Can't a guy be in the middle, and then take advantage of an anniversary to show all his love? Or to celebrate so 'so much for'?

So to summarize, the top thing would be: celebrating Valentine's Day, which, however, is a commercial strategy without following the crowd, doing something romantic but not too romantic, that should be alternative and not obvious.

Here let me quote a courageous poet called Sora Lella: “But make a big deal out of it for me! ” (mythical Sora Lella).
Ladies and gentlemen, we have the solution.

Spaghetti

S&M