This Valentine's Day, are you looking for a card that's even more bitter than dark chocolate? Then please take a look at my article on the Victorian Vinegar Valentine! These cards were ways to anonymously tell someone that they're just, well, the worst. They're also a way to enforce social norms in an era known for its strict protocol. Happy reading!
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