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birthdays
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it was my daughters 1st birthday in feb and my paren ts didnt bother to send a card or call to wish a happy birthday or anything, i didnt make to much of an issue out of it because i thought that their bound to come up with something for her in time. It was my birthday this weekend and i got the same treatment, should i confront them on the issue now and cause a rift or should i let it go and let them get on with it? does anyone else have these issues with their families?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Sara thinks it's outrageous but also has a fairly crap family, so can sympathise.
you can't change them if that's how they are. whether you'll achieve anything by confronting them is another matter. they either don't care enough, or they're too selfish to even realise what they're like.
concentrate on your own little family, they're far more important :o)
you can't change them if that's how they are. whether you'll achieve anything by confronting them is another matter. they either don't care enough, or they're too selfish to even realise what they're like.
concentrate on your own little family, they're far more important :o)
I klnow that you didn't ask for this, but sqad's thoughts on birthdays:
1) It is mainly a woman's thing.
2) OK for kids.
3) Teenagers Ok to get "cool gear"
4) Excuse to have a "thrash" and snog next door neighbours wife.
5) From then on you are celebrating a year off your lifespan.
P.s My birthday is in May...don't bother with the card LOL
1) It is mainly a woman's thing.
2) OK for kids.
3) Teenagers Ok to get "cool gear"
4) Excuse to have a "thrash" and snog next door neighbours wife.
5) From then on you are celebrating a year off your lifespan.
P.s My birthday is in May...don't bother with the card LOL