I'm not entirely against this typography, I just disagree with the last part. I think it's human to expect them to do the same, or AT LEAST have expectation that they will put as much effort as you have done to them . Because if they don't put as much effort and you think that is OKAY, then they obviously done value you as much as you value them. Hence, the relationship between you and him (or vice versa) is not worth it. I'm not necessarily being materialistic, because you don't need money to show your love to someone, it's your intentions and how much effort you put in to show how much you care about that person. But if a person spends like $100 for a gift, I think it's unfair that the other only spends like $10. Because obviously, that tells you something about that person. (*cough* cheapo *cough*). I don't know, everyone's different I guess, because everyone has been raised differently, but I just have this thing where we should always treat others how we would like to be treated. We should always predict how the other person will respond or how that person might feel if we do something to them. Like for valentines day, a girl would love to get attention from her boyfriend, and this simple attention could be fullfilled if the guy buys her roses or something that she likes (maybe a teddy? for those who are like ashley and has a weak spot for cute and cuddly inanimate objects), but someone I knew, only bought his girlfriend a few chocolates that were worth 50cents. Meanwhile, a lot of girls who were single got like 5 roses from lots of guys or even 20 roses from one guy! I mean ... yeah .... you know.. what girl wouldn't feel something if it happened to her?