EDITORIAL.- This week we celebrate Valentine's Day!. The day of lovers for many countries and for others the day of love and friendship. It is an Anglo-Saxon tradition that little by little has been taking root in other cultures, perhaps because the need to love and feel loved, is common to all human beings.
Many consider this celebration a commercial issue implanted by shopping centers, but what little they know is that this history began many centuries ago, no less than in the third century when the Emperor Claudius II, who ruled the Roman Empire, decided that young men should not marry because unmarried bachelors turned out to be better soldiers. Valentin was a priest who, considering this decision unjust and inhuman, challenged the Emperor by secretly holding weddings among young lovers. In the long run that position would lead to imprisonment, martyrdom and execution the 14 of February of year 270. Hence, that day we celebrate love. Well looked at, the real love was that of this man who gave his life for the love of others.
The Internet and the written press are
n full of references to love, to the loves and dislikes of the celebrities, which are sometimes written with lowercase letters and other great loves that deserve capital letters. Today we wanted to pick up three small or great love stories that can be read in the media to illustrate this Valentine's Day.
Firstly, we have been moved by the response of Sam Smith when you pick up your 4º Grammy, dedication to an ex-love "Thank you for breaking my heart., because you made him win four Grammys. "And then being asked how he would end the night, he replied," A boyfriend would be fine, but while he looks he will not come. I'm just looking for a crazy love story. " Yes sir, let the contradictions live!
The second story tells of love for a "self" and of that global love that sustains us when there is no special love in our life. It refers to statements of Ricky Martin in which he claims to feel freer and more loved than ever since he decided to make his homosexuality public. "A lot of people tell me: 'it doesn't matter what you are, what matters is your music.' And yes, probably people love me more because I love myself more and people perceive it. Accepting my homosexuality was a matter of self-esteem. Wise, Ricky.
And finally a beautiful love story because it speaks of acceptance, of understanding, in short, of LOVE with capital letters. The one they feel Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie by his son, John Nouvel Jolie-Pitt, which currently has 8 years and that since the 3, when still responding to Shiloh's name because she was born in a girl's body, received the unconditional support of her parents who treat him, dress him, name him, recognize him and re
spetan for what it is, John, a child who will grow happy thanks to the love and the seamless acceptance of his environment.
We do not want to end without applauding the El Corte Ingles, which has launched at this time a beautiful campaign in the form of short on the net, #elamormola. Who more or less can feel identified with any of the 5 love stories, today we leave you with that of a boy, a Cupid in love that we especially liked. Happy Valentines!
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