Eve is confused and frustrated by the societal expectation to celebrate romance and gift-giving on Valentine's Day. She questions the reasoning behind this day, feeling it imposes unnecessary pressure when the festive cheer of December is still fresh in people's minds. The contrast between the holiday cheer and the romantic atmosphere of February seems excessive to her.
She wonders what drives these conventions and when the cycle of gift-giving and emotional expectations will cease. Eve’s reflection reveals her skepticism about the pressures of romance in a world already filled with holiday festivities. Her perspective highlights a broader commentary on societal norms and the sometimes overwhelming nature of celebration in modern life.