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Do you still celebrate your birthday?

Sevik said:
In fact, some people do. Do you actually believe that all those billions are made of hard work?

Those highly rich people are no doubt, talented, skilled and with unmatched abilities. But at some point they found ways to make easy money.

It is ok to be judicious about your hard earned money, but not everyone had to work so hard. Some inherit it, some gain it by luck, some by chance and some by fraud.
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If you are earning money by fraud you will find yourself in prison. Either you are good at managing and changing all the time your rental place then one day policemen will catch you. All these fraudulent methods are weird and illegal manners to earn money and a crime.
 
Sevik said:
In fact, some people do. Do you actually believe that all those billions are made of hard work?

Those highly rich people are no doubt, talented, skilled and with unmatched abilities. But at some point they found ways to make easy money.

It is ok to be judicious about your hard earned money, but not everyone had to work so hard. Some inherit it, some gain it by luck, some by chance and some by fraud.
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The point which you are seriously missing about those highly rich people you mentioned about how they find an easy way to make money is that they have done the hard work in the beginning to set up a system which works for them to make how they now make money to be so easy for them.
 
I celebrate, but this is no longer the style it used to be. At 15 years old, I had 20 guests at the party and we celebrated for almost half a day and it was fun then, but now I'm not sure if I would feel the same way. Now, in the evening, we are going with family or friends to drink something alcoholic for 1 hour and talk, and that's the end of the holiday
 
Nomad said:
I do not celebrate my birthday, my birthday is just another day. There is nothing special except my parents and siblings will call me to wish me and some of my friends wish me through social media. In my life, I have celebrated my birthday very few times and I had a birthday cake for my birthday only once.
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I understand you, but isn't it a good day to talk more with relatives and gather together in one place. As for me, in adulthood, there are not many such opportunities to do this, and your birthday is the best moment
 
eLdavis said:
I have never really celebrated my birthday in a grand way before. The highest I have done is to simply buy a small cake and eat with my loved ones around, and that's all. I still do that sometimes though.
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In young age, you are happy with your birthday. When you are in advanced age then like someone has 30 years or 40 years or 50 years it remember it that he is near to death deadline.
 
Monster Masterpiece said:
In young age, you are happy with your birthday. When you are in advanced age then like someone has 30 years or 40 years or 50 years it remember it that he is near to death deadline.
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This is what my father taught me, because he stopped celebrating birthdays at the age of 30, and it was strange for me then, but now I understand him. I still celebrate it but I feel like it's not fun anymore and it's just a normal day
 
Henrywrites said:
To be honest with you, I don't fancy celebrating my birthdays at the moment. I mean, it doesn't make any sense to be spending the little that I have to impress people who don't care about me. I want to be able to celebrate when I start making a lot of money in the future.
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Same here, I don't see it being different from any other day, I may just spend on myself by giving myself nice treats but not publicizing it.
 
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