We only have one birthday, the day we were born. Thats it. Who the hell had the idea that we should celebrate the day we where puked out in this hell every year? And then whe have to buy presents, why? Its so dumb.
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The Nothing
- Jun 18, 2026
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Traditions and celebrations facilitate social bonding among the individuals of a group and promotes social cohesion. Even when it comes to holidays that are tied to the events that happen each year (e.g. summer solstice), the decision to celebrate those is still arbitrary. Holidays don't need to make sense, that's not their purpose. Birthdays, wedding anniversaries, baby showers and things like that fall under that category tooBirthdays are not just cringe for me; they're insults.
Insult by celebrating the day I materialized in this cruel existence out of the many chances that it could have been others, only for them to not give a fuck after 24 hours. Actually, they'll give a fuck no more after greeting me a happy birthday.
I only permit the closest people in my life (i.e. my closest friends) to greet me, that is they remember lol.
Pluto
Cat Extremist
- Dec 27, 2020
- 7,109
