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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DH is not a birthday guy. He has never been good at acknowledging my birthday. He has a lot of good qualities, but this isn’t one of them. He’s not a bad guy, Just doesn’t always pick up on things he’s supposed to do.

This year I had a milestone birthday. As with every year, he didn’t really acknowledge it. This always makes me a little bummed, but I’m not sure what else I can do. The thing is, he asked me a few weeks ago if I wanted to go to dinner for my birthday. I said yes, that would be great. I thought, since he asked, he’d follow through. But nothing.

I would like to plan my own belated birthday dinner out, but not sure if I should. So do I…. 1) Just do nothing, 2) take the kids out and tell him he can stay home and have his own time, or 3) take the kids out and invite him? [/quote]

Interesting.

My wife's feelings get hurt if, on her birthday, I don't you know what her brains out.  Sometimes I don't feel like it if I'm tired or stressed but I always give her what she wants because it's her birthday.

I[b]f you just want to pig out and shove food in your face for your birthday celebration, you don't actually need your spouse to participate.[/b][/quote]

So...you just eat lettuce leaves and air? You sound like a skinny, four-eyed, limp-dicked loser.[/quote]

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