I agree with the sentiment that, like with many other things, it feels over-commercialized and with contrived aspects to it to some degree. I kind of look at it in a similar way that I do new year's resolutions; that is to say I feel like I don't need a specific date on a calendar to embody the virtues or employ the practices of what the spirit of it all was meant to be about.
I agree with the sentiment that, like with many other things, it feels over-commercialized and with contrived aspects to it to some degree. I kind of look at it in a similar way that I do new year's resolutions; that is to say I feel like I don't need a specific date on a calendar to embody the virtues or employ the practices of what the spirit of it all was meant to be about.
