VALENTINE’S DAY : A DAY OF SELF
THE ORIGIN OF VALENTINE’S DAY
A NOT SO ROMANTIC VERSION
Lupercalia was an ancient pagan festival held each year in Rome on February 15. Although Valentine’s Day shares its name with a martyred Christian saint, some historians believe the holiday is actually an offshoot of Lupercalia. Unlike Valentine’s Day, however, Lupercalia was a bloody, violent and sexually charged celebration awash with animal sacrifice, random matchmaking and coupling in the hopes of warding off evil spirits and infertility.SOME FOOD FOR THOUGHT
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A book: untamed
The day she meets her wife, Glennon Doyle’s life changes forever. This very moment shatters the established codes and makes her aware that she has stifled her desires to conform to the dictates of society. Moving and funny, powerful and tender, Untamed is the story of a woman who discovers that a responsible mother is not the one who forgets herself for her children, but a woman who shows them how to live fully.
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ECO-FRIENDLY SEX TOYS
let’s establish this DAY (AND VERY OTHER DAY) AS AN opportunity TO LOVE, VALUE, cherish ourselveS.
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