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[quote=Anonymous]I feel you.  A few weeks ago was my 50th birthday.  To me, that one is a little special and should be celebrated.  The day of my wife bought me a pair of shoes and a card.  I appreciated it.  However, it's a 50th birthday.  She said she wanted to set up a party for friends and family but didn't make any effort to do so.  So I ended up making reservations for my mother and father and our children to at least have a celebration dinner together.  This way she didn't look bad for doing nothing at all as I know my family was expecting something since it was a 50th birthday.  I paid for it all myself.  Our meals, appetizers for everyone there.  She didn't have a cake, she didn't pay for anything.  But the following weekend spent $500 contributing to a birthday party for her friend.  She goes out of town for 2 days, rents a cabin, buys a cake, buys gifts as well.  And if she had shown me half of that courtesy I would be fine.  But she didn't give a crap about me.  Didn't order a cake, didn't make reservations at a nice restaurant, didn't pay for a decent dinner but instead spent $500 on her friends birthday (unimportant birthday, not a millestone birthday) and just says a big screw you to her husband of 30 years.  I don't mean to be a wimp, and whine about stupid things but this one really hit home and made me think that she doesn't give a crap about me.[/quote]

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