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Of course not:) Celebrating a birthday is no different than celebrating Christmas. There are some people who just wish people on their birthday and dont care about gifts,parties or any celebrations. Sometimes you feel like you just want to laze around on your birthday and not do anything except get presents or maybe not even that! So you see, it depends on what you like.Some people may think it's a waste of time and some may think that there's no birthday without a party. What do you think?
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∙ 13y agoIt is not wrong to celebrate Christmas. The only reason they made Christmas was because Jesus Christ was born that day. I someone says it is wrong than tell them this or just know in your heart you know the true answer. Also Jesus is our savior.
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