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Birthdays seem to come around every year these days. The years in question seem to get shorter and shorter though, which can mean that your birthday comes back into orbit a bit too soon.
Some people dread the thought of getting older. People in the spotlight often resort to surgery to alter the outward appearance of their aging, and even those of us who don't have cameras pointed at our faces each day can decide to go under the knife.
But the premise of a Birthday also brings ideas of parties, celebration and general happiness for others. Two sides of the same coin, some see only one side and others are constantly flipped between the two.
As for myself, I don't mind getting older, but no-body really celebrates my birthday any more, so I don't really do anything special. I don't feel any sense of dread at another year passing, or awkward about my changing appearance, but then I don't really embrace the day either, so I'm stuck in the middle, still spinning I guess.
So how do you see your birthday? Is it a day to celebrate or comiserate?
Some people dread the thought of getting older. People in the spotlight often resort to surgery to alter the outward appearance of their aging, and even those of us who don't have cameras pointed at our faces each day can decide to go under the knife.
But the premise of a Birthday also brings ideas of parties, celebration and general happiness for others. Two sides of the same coin, some see only one side and others are constantly flipped between the two.
As for myself, I don't mind getting older, but no-body really celebrates my birthday any more, so I don't really do anything special. I don't feel any sense of dread at another year passing, or awkward about my changing appearance, but then I don't really embrace the day either, so I'm stuck in the middle, still spinning I guess.
So how do you see your birthday? Is it a day to celebrate or comiserate?
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I haven't been invited to my best friends suprise birthday party.
Someone play me some ultra sad music.
Someone play me some ultra sad music.
:(
No and No
Can I have your pressies? Or would they consist of makeup and Barbie dolls?
I don't want to celebrate my birthday... But me mum kinda makes me, like, at the mo' she wont stop asking what I want for my birthday *rolls eyes*
Oh, it's less than a month away ^^
....I mean, oh well :|
Oh, it's less than a month away ^^
....I mean, oh well :|
Birthdays seem to come around every year these days. The years in question seem to get shorter and shorter though, which can mean that your birthday comes back into orbit a bit too soon.
Some people dread the thought of getting older. People in the spotlight often resort to surgery to alter the outward appearance of their aging, and even those of us who don't have cameras pointed at our faces each day can decide to go under the knife.
But the premise of a Birthday also brings ideas of parties, celebration and general happiness for others. Two sides of the same coin, some see only one side and others are constantly flipped between the two.
As for myself, I don't mind getting older, but no-body really celebrates my birthday any more, so I don't really do anything special. I don't feel any sense of dread at another year passing, or awkward about my changing appearance, but then I don't really embrace the day either, so I'm stuck in the middle, still spinning I guess.
So how do you see your birthday? Is it a day to celebrate or comiserate?
Some people dread the thought of getting older. People in the spotlight often resort to surgery to alter the outward appearance of their aging, and even those of us who don't have cameras pointed at our faces each day can decide to go under the knife.
But the premise of a Birthday also brings ideas of parties, celebration and general happiness for others. Two sides of the same coin, some see only one side and others are constantly flipped between the two.
As for myself, I don't mind getting older, but no-body really celebrates my birthday any more, so I don't really do anything special. I don't feel any sense of dread at another year passing, or awkward about my changing appearance, but then I don't really embrace the day either, so I'm stuck in the middle, still spinning I guess.
So how do you see your birthday? Is it a day to celebrate or comiserate?
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