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| Type | Created | Category | Creator | Sort | Votes | Hides | Rating | |
| single | 9-Jul-1999 | personal experience | Wicksy | by votes | 65 | 10 | 57.4% |
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| User | Comment |
|---|---|
| seven | posted 9-Jul-1999 7:10am I stopped back at 22. |
| Pooh_Bear | posted 9-Jul-1999 8:11am Each year I look forward to my birthday, hoping to recapture the innocence and exuberance of my youth. Each year I'm disappointed, but that doesn't stop me from hoping. |
| Jody | posted 9-Jul-1999 8:58am I already do. |
| grmbrand | posted 9-Jul-1999 9:17am I don't get excited about my birthday, but I don't dread it. |
bill   | posted 9-Jul-1999 9:21am Growing old doesn't bother me much (well, not at the moment anyway). I'm not really into my birthday, I don't like people making any sort of fuss over me, especially at a social event. It makes me feel stressed and uncomfortable. |
| Matteh | posted 9-Jul-1999 10:05am It's not that I don't look forward to my birthday, it's just that I dislike the stupid Happy Birthday song everyone insists on singing. |
| magbast | posted 9-Jul-1999 10:39am probably after i turned 21 |
| drdt | posted 9-Jul-1999 12:16pm When I got to college I had this 'friend' who would throw obnoxious parties for everyone's birthday. So I never told anyone when mine was out of self-defense. Although, really, I think it went back before that even. |
| gilly | posted 9-Jul-1999 3:22pm I hope I never stop looking forward to my birthday. My friends may hope otherwise... |
| fooyun | posted 9-Jul-1999 4:35pm Around 20-23-ish. I've never looked older than 14 or 16, so I've stopped holding my breath. Every birthday is just another year gone by and another number added to my age. |
| Gamera | posted 9-Jul-1999 6:00pm I love my birthday- I decide that I get to be treated like a princess- sometimes people come along with me on my little fantasy and treat me that way, too, other times it's just me treating myself extra-special. Either way is okay fine with me. |
they    | posted 9-Jul-1999 6:10pm I stopped when I turned 18. |
| kirst | posted 10-Jul-1999 12:18am Any day that I'm above ground is a good day! |
| jaff | posted 10-Jul-1999 12:40am i stopped looking forward to it the year that i forgot along with everyone else.... i was 14...... |
| mandy | posted 10-Jul-1999 12:51am I still like birthdays. I will start to dislike them as I approach 40, I suppose. |
SueBee  | posted 10-Jul-1999 2:54am 100 - After that there won't be anything exciting to look forward to. |
| miykal | posted 11-Jul-1999 12:45am never, and I'm 59. Life, for me at least, has truly been like a bottle of vintage wine, it is getting better and better, because I work at it. That's no 'bullcrap' neither. I'm here arn't I? |
| pandora | posted 11-Jul-1999 5:15pm I still look forward to my birthdays but I don't know why, because they've been pretty sucky these last few years. |
| Wicksy | posted 11-Jul-1999 5:43pm pandora : You have been very negative recently. Anything I can help you with ? |
| pandora | posted 11-Jul-1999 7:15pm I don't really know, but thanks for asking. |
| anonymous | posted 12-Jul-1999 4:44am Would you like fries with that? |
| Mandy2 | posted 12-Jul-1999 5:56pm When I turned 18 I was so excited, more excited than I had ever been. But when my 19th rolled around I acted like I didn't even know. I'm even embarrassed to admit I'm 19 sometimes. |
| miykal | posted 13-Jul-1999 1:51am Mandy, hang in there, its going to get better......but only if YOU want it to. |
jettles  | posted 13-Jul-1999 8:01am never |
| quark | posted 13-Jul-1999 3:49pm A question much on my mind today, as it's my birthday. In the last few years it's gotten less signifigant. It's not quite on a "just another day" level. It's more of a "what's the deal" sort of thing... |
| bill | posted 13-Jul-1999 8:25pm Ah, I see the surveycentral birthday message has lured another one back... Mwa, ha, ha! |
| lelle | posted 15-Jul-1999 4:26pm I think I'll look forward to it always. It's my sister's birthday, too. :) |
| seanhuxter | posted 18-Jul-1999 10:16pm I don't think I'll ever dread my birthday. I may dread my AGE, but never the day. It will always mean a lot to me. |
| Mandy2 | posted 18-Jul-1999 10:46pm **miykal: It's getting better with each passing day I will admit. I'm hanging in there and I'm thankful high school is over. |
| IrisLise | posted 20-Jul-1999 1:39pm I couldn't answer because i still look forward to it! |
| Halo | posted 5-Aug-1999 7:28pm I dunno.. but at a certain age.. I'll be looking forward to my birthday simply because I hope i'll still be alive when it comes up.. |
| Jody | posted 6-Aug-1999 11:43am Halo - that reminds me of something my Grandfather used to say. Starting at around age 95, when people would say "Good to see you!", he'd say, "Good to be seen!". |
| luna | posted 6-Aug-1999 3:12pm Never...good things come with age and maturity and I don't think it's anything to worry about. |
| drdt | posted 18-Aug-1999 3:39pm Miykal: but when do you open the bottle and start to enjoy it, knowing that soon after it will go bad? |
| Wicksy | posted 10-Sep-1999 7:13am 21 |
| Mariah | posted 31-Oct-1999 4:02am I'll probably always look forward to my birthday. It's the only me me me day I get. |
| natsim | posted 27-Nov-1999 10:30am There should be an option for always looking forward to your birthday. I hope that I'll always have friends and family to enjoy the celebrations with. |
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