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I don't give two hoots about my birthday (but I'm getting old, and I really don't want to draw attention to that.) So I wouldn't care if women ignored my birthday. But that's just me.
I think you should completely forget about it -- for now. Save it for later. Chicks do this sh*t all the time ("saving" a complaint for later, when she can use it to her advantage.) Pull it out on her later. I know it's a girly move, but this just MIGHT be one of those times when you can use their own game against them.
THEY are the ones all into Valentine's Day, birthdays, anniversaries, etc. (even Chistmas, dammitt), and it's always all about them. OK, that's fine. Chick stuff, we get it.
'Bout the ONLY day that's supposed to be for YOU, is the B-day. THAT'S IT. The ONLY day she has to "remember" and do something nice for you.
AND SHE BLEW IT.
The way I see it, you've got a free pass for a whole year on this kinda thing.
I wouldn't "forget" any of those days, I'd make a token gesture, and leave it at that. If she b*tches, just say that since she missed your B-day, you assumed that the two of you would be "toning it down" on the "holiday" stuff. And say it calmly, quietly, in a matter-of-fact tone, without anger or evidence of any distress. And don't say anything else about it.
Just out of curiosity, what did you do for her last birthday?
And, honestly, man, you HAVE to consider that maybe she's about to bolt this relationship. Maybe she's trying to start a fight, and make you look like a selfish, angry guy.
Maybe the next branch is almost within reach, or maybe she already has a handle on it.
Given all the above, I would not bring it up, and just be cool about it. Avoid any type of confrontation or disagreement for a while. See what happens.
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