You don’t buy yourself unnecessary things you like? |
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I think it's totally fine.
How are the Harris Teeter cakes by the way? |
| I occasionally will order my own. If I want something specific, I should do it myself. It’s not unusual for me to want something specific. |
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Heck, I bake my own cake OP.
DH will take care of dinner. |
That’s not the same as a birthday gift from a significant other/ family member. I’m not concerned about receiving a “good gift”. It’s the thought that counts. I can buy myself what I want any day I want. My daughter buying me a silly bracelet that made her think of me brings me joy. |
Gross. |
| The fact that you don’t have anybody who cares enough to get you a cake is sad. No doubt about it. |
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Different strokes for different folks.
While I’ve never ordered my own cake (because my husband does), I know lots of people who throw themselves lavish birthday parties where they host their friends (including someone who hosted a weeklong party at a resort abroad). Absolutely nothing wrong with ordering your own cake. For future reference, the chocolate cake at Wegmans is amazing. |
| It is absolutely sad. But she shouldn’t have pointed that out to you. |
| Just consider that if you’re the type of person who always must pick out their own cake and own gifts, you may be sending a message to those around you that what they do isn’t good enough. |
| Who cares? YOLO! If you want cake...buy a cake. Too many people lose their lunch if people don't get what they want. This way you're in the driver's seat. |
| DH ordered his own 50th bday cake. I did everything else for his party. Don't let anyone make you feel bad. |
What I think too. |
| DH bakes me a cake every year but I also have food allergies. I also bake his. |
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I always order my own birthday cake. I love cake and I want to get exactly what I want.
BTW, the Wegmans whipped cream icing is amazing. And their fillings are to die for. |