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If you want to let someone know you really care on Valentine's Day, don’t do it with a text, no matter how clever you think it is. Avoid the hiccups and “umms” that come with finding the right words – say it with flowers instead.
During the 19th century, Victorians used bouquets like a secret code, each flower representing a different meaning. Rosemary was for remembrance, basil for hatred, and tulip for fame. Flower dictionaries were made to help recipients decode these fragrant messages, kind of like obsessing over a text from your FWB. Read more...
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