Valentine's Day Exposed - Pagan Origins

ok...by a guy who couldnt get laid in a morgue

No, probably not but that doesn't negate the info.

[link to worldtruthdottv]

he is an idiot

he says the world needs to stop celebrating valentines day ???

uhh? hello .. the only people who celebrate it are people with lovers, or those who are married. not the entire world.

also if it was a form of control to keep a sick occult thing going, then they would "make sure" everyone celebrates it. all people. no matter what. which they "do not" do.

valentines day has always been a choice. whether you have a lover or not, its still always been a choice.

he is just an idiot trying make himself sound smart.

yes there are some connections to the past, venus, cupid, eros, aphrodite etc.

but i'd hardly call it occult control, LOL

add Easter to that too

[link to www.theguardian.com]

yes.,,

valentines
easter
christmas

all pagan origins ... but occult control ?? Lol

if you think this then i'd say you have no real clue what "control" really is all about

Rock Out Witches !!
... I mean bitches

until americans commercialised it, valentines day was the one day a year a married woman could have sex with another man.

it had to be the first man they saw after the rise of the sun. men would congregate outside married couples houses to be seen first by wives they fancied.


the husband had no recourse, duals over it were forbidden. he could watch if he wanted.


i've read diaries from 17th century england, and i assure you this is the truth.


the 'valentine' was the man she chose. st valentine was a man.

I know someone born on Christmas Day

self "control" is a great start

I believe it

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

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Cerne Giant or "Rude man"

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lol

I dont buy that story.

sounds like some drunk aussie story about a bloke that wanted to bang your wife & so he made up a story hoping he'd legally bang her without any hassle

Excerpt from the article attached:
"The Romans celebrated a Pagan holiday on February 14th to honor Juno Fructifier, Queen of the Roman gods and goddesses as well as goddess of marriage. In one ritual, women would submit their names to a common box and men would each draw one out. These two would be a couple for the duration of the festival (and at times for the entire following year). Both rituals were designed to promote not only fertility, but also life generally."