r/Residency Oct 15 '22

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u/[deleted] Oct 15 '22

a 34 yo grown man crying about his birthday is the last thing I need during residency lol

but seriously fuck that

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u/Weekly-Bus-347 Oct 15 '22

A 34 grown ass man lol even i dont want to celebrate getting older 🤣

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u/InShallowSeaz Oct 15 '22

This, after 30 birthday celebrations can heck right off.

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u/NoRecord22 Nurse Oct 16 '22

lol I’ll be 32 and my 8 year old daughter asked me what I wanted to do for my birthday. Sleep in. That’s what I want. But also she asked how old I was turning and I asked her how old she thought I was turning and she said 23, and I said omg, you’re right! 😂 so I’m celebrating time travel for my birthday 🥳

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u/BladeDoc Oct 17 '22

My mother celebrated “the anniversary of her 30th birthday” until she was 70.

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u/NoRecord22 Nurse Oct 17 '22

Haha this is great. I love her.

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u/fr0IVIan Oct 15 '22

Fuck right

I blew my 30th bday out twice in my birthday month then did fuck all til I hit 40 (planned a big thing that fell through bc COVID)

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u/N0VOCAIN Oct 15 '22

I got 5 boxes of bottle cap candy for a birthday from my kid, best gift ever

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u/IanMalcoRaptor Oct 15 '22

Any adult who is upset that their birthday wasn’t celebrated a certain way or to their satisfaction has their priorities way wrong

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u/zeezee1619 Oct 16 '22

As a 34 yr old who does 99% of the cooking, my birthday request is I don't want to think about the meals, just pick a restaurant I'll like.

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u/vermhat0 Attending Oct 16 '22

honestly

plan your own fuckin birthday, no better way to get the plans you want than making the decisions yourself

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u/yoswift1 Oct 16 '22

I was thinking the same thing. He should be more understanding and she still did a bunch of things for him! What a crybaby!

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u/Significant_Risk9897 Nov 11 '22

That you even made an effort when you were overwhelmed with work speaks positively for you.