Re: About Birthdays
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LOL @ you early twentysomethings with no kids trying to tell some chick with a teenager how she should raise her child. God forbid she should make her kid feel special the one time she turns fifteen, even if it's some sort of tradition. Make her eat a cake made of sand and mud, that'll teach her that she's nothing special.
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ummmm maybe you missed the part about the "Sweet 13" and the impending "Sweet 16" in addition to this.
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ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, no I didn't miss that. Maybe you missed the part about the ONE TIME SHE TURNS FIFTEEN THERE IS A TRADITIONAL CELEBRATION THAT'S PART OF THEIR CULTURE? I bolded it since you seem to have missed it the first eleventeen times it was mentioned.
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You say "god forbid she should make her kid feel special the one time she turns 15". This implies that it's a one shot deal of spoiling her on this day that is important in her life and her culture. Using your logic she should "be made to feel special" (huge expensive bash) the "one time" she turns 10, the "one time" she turns 11, the "one time" she turns 12.
She has already had a blowout for her Sweet 13, and apparently the Sweet 16 is on the way as well. So anyone one of these blowouts may be fine by itself, but celebrating the kid's birthday every year as if she is the second coming is spoiling her rotten.
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