Why people in US celebrate Father's day, mother's day, etc? Is it necessary?

@biooss (17)
August 22, 2018 5:19am CST
I think all these celebrations are made for selling their products. If we respect and care our parents, that's enough.
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10 responses
• United States
28 Aug 18
some are definetly commercial..others are yet another excuse to drink. that's why we have cinco de mayo and saint patrick's day now..well,and christmas too.
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23 Aug 18
As a hardworking mother to my children, I feel loved and thanked for the Mother's Day gestures my children give me. Mostly, they give me money so my husband (their Dad) and I could go out on a really nice date in a fancy restaurant and to movies.
@mesbakh (2282)
• Indonesia
22 Aug 18
i agree with yiu buddy
@LadyDuck (505495)
• Italy
22 Aug 18
Those days are celebrated in almost every country in the world, not only in the United States.
@Courage7 (19591)
• United States
22 Aug 18
What you dont over where you are?
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22 Aug 18
Because mother and father is the god
@GardenGerty (170935)
• United States
22 Aug 18
It is a good calendar reminder, but I tend to agree that one special day is not enough and that we should always remember our parents. I do not like the commercialism but want the caring to come straight from the heart.
@louievill (28791)
• Philippines
22 Aug 18
The Philippines celebrate it too, I agree with you that we should respect them everyday but for me it's better if there is a special day to give emphasis to our being grateful, not everything is commercial although people are free to add commercialization if that's what they like.
@caopaopao (12388)
• China
22 Aug 18
We also celebrate Mother's day and Father's day. I think it's a good chance for us to show our parents live.
@NJChicaa (128353)
• United States
22 Aug 18
It is a special day for them to be appreciated, to have dinner made for them, to get flowers, etc. it doesn’t have to be super-commercialized.