Nowadays people seem to be obsessed with showing off their lives on social media so the whole world will know they live a perfect, happy life.

The 30 beautiful pictures of the "new dress" is more likely for a new Facebook profile photo rather than the actual event. If you receive beautiful flowers from someone, everyone on Facebook or Instagram needs to know about it.

What's the point of being happy if you're not going to post it?

With the celebration of Valentine's Day, couples are engrossed about planning surprises for their special someone. Young lovers are typically the ones who usually put in a lot of effort and money for those things so if you're the wife and your husband still surprises you not only during special occasions but everyday, then you must be very lucky.

Lucky is an understatement to describe Kelli when her husband of 10 years planned the biggest surprise for her. Steven wanted to do something different and amazing for their 10th year anniversary and he did exactly that and more. He really lived up to the saying "Action speaks louder than words" by showing his wife how much he loves her.

Watch the romantic video:

Bob Karlstrand has been living in his Maple Grove, Minnesota home for 38 years where he basically kept and collected everything. He said he doesn't throw anything away, a trait he must have acquired from his late mother. He still has the letters addressed to her which he sent while he was still overseas, in Vietnam during his service to the Military. Bob also kept his 535 golf score cards from every golf course he tried to play in the state and piles of family photos he promised to keep.

The amazing fact about this man with an odd, long grey beard is his pure heart. After 38 years, Bob decided to give everything he owns to strangers, "In the end, they're only material things," he said. Diagnosed with cancer and a terminal lung disease, he understands that his time is limited but he has nothing to complain because he had a good life. Now he chooses to give back the kindness to those who need it. The 65-year old veteran is an only child with no relatives, he never married nor had children so he doesn't have anyone to bequeath his possessions with.

“I had people come in,” he tells USA Today, “and just take what they wanted.”