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Is it socially unacceptable to just change your birthday?

While an odd question, I ask due to a common and recurring thought I have. I was born in December, and for years I have had to stick with a cold, wet and miserable month when absolutely everything is closed, not seasonal for winter or expensive. I no longer speak to family members consistently, nor friends who knew of my true birthday, and plan to meet new people. Those I know now do not know what time my birthday is and sometimes pester me. I was wondering if it would be socially unacceptable to tell them it was during the warmer months, when I can do things that I would like to do for my birthday with friends. I do not want to do something that could be deemed unacceptable or damage relationships if people found out, but it's just a birthday. To me, I don't see birthdays as something that's really that important, so I am quite confused about why it might be seen as deceptive. It has the same effect, just at a different time, surely?

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u/Buzzballl — 5 days ago

Why is this ragdoll just not fluffy?/gen

( SOLVED!!! )Where is bros fur... Anyway, I must state that she is purebred. We know this as my mother bred her (and we own the mother still), looks after her and has all the paperwork of the parents. But, she has such sleek fur?? The littermates were super fluffy! I am curious, as ragdolls are known for long fur. Yet she looks so slim! Her nickname has literally become 'skinny cat'.

She has always been like this, though. Her fur also feels rougher, like a dog's fur. something I forgot to mention was that she was a little funky at birth, an ugly runt of the litter (hence her name Alien). The other siblings look to standard she just looks weird. Ugly little baby.

Is this just something that can happen from time to time with ragdolls? She is an adult, maybe six years, and every other cat in the household is very fluffy.

EDIT; I have my answers!! I don't need no more, I got what I wanted :3!!

u/Buzzballl — 2 months ago

Like, its MY cake, why can't I eat it. What else am I mean't to do with my cake. What could the saying even possibly mean? Where did the saying originate from?

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u/Buzzballl — 6 months ago