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My boyfriend with who I'm in a long distance relationship since covid-19 is celebrating his birthday later this month.
I'm sending him a birthday package with gifts and one of them should be sexy so I was thinking of Polaroid pics of me in underwear. Photography is one of his hobbies so I think he'd like it, but maybe it's too tacky... what ya think?

Am I being paranoid?
So I’ve been quarantining for the past 5 months with no fail- staying inside and I haven’t made contact with anyone other than the people I live with. This is mostly due to the fact I live with old grandparents and a mom with high blood pressure, both heightening their risks.
That being said, my birthday is coming up next week and my boyfriend (out of state, haven’t seen in 5 months) plans on coming to celebrate with me. He knows about my unfortunate birthdays from the past 7 years, like for some reason every birthday gets worse, so he wanted to make sure this year was different.
Here’s the problem: he just hung out with someone today who went to a frat party recently. Am I being paranoid if I’m worried about both of them being asymptomatic and me accidentally bringing it back home with me after being with him? Or should I not worry?
If he were to come, we’d be staying at my sister’s house (not with grandparents and mom, sister has also been quarantining)- but we’re planning on using my parents’ car to get around. I’m not worried about him potentially/directly giving them anything, I’m worried about bringing it back home with me. What should I do?

I enjoy celebrating my birthday because it reminds me of when I went through hell yet for some reason I still stay alive.

My friend told me that birthdays are overrated though and I wonder if maybe I place to much importance on birthdays.

Recently I watched this video where this boyfriend forced this his girlfriends face into a cake while the candles were still lit. Not to mention her make up looked like she spent hours on it just for this event. After it was done, him and all his friends were laughing at her while she stared at him furiously. She seemed pissed off, yet they thought it was hilarious. So not only was her face forced into lit candles and cake, her make up was ruined, she could no longer ear her cake, AND she was being laughed even tho she was visibly upset.😬

In the comments (most people were on her side for being mad) some idiots were saying, "iTs JuSt A jOkE, sHe ShOuLd LeArN hOw To TaKe a JoKe, ItS a TrAdITiOn, It HaPpEnDs At EvErY bIrThDaY pArTy." But if you purposely make someone mad on the ONE day they are celebrated for living and should be happy, is it really a "joke" to be laughed at? Especially if it was intended to make them mad? 🤔

I know this happens at some parties, but the punchline of this joke is always to make the victim of this "joke" mad. Some people take a differently and laugh along, but the 9 out of 10 times people get pissed off. Who was to be angry, humiliated, or embarrassed at their own party? 🙄

Man, I don't know about you guys, but personally, I've never seen purposely upsetting someone (to satisfy your own sense of humor) to be funny.

Do you guys think this is funny or do you not think this is funny?

“Even though I have been wearing a mask in public and have tested negative multiple times, going to a party during a pandemic was a selfish and stupid decision,” Charles told his audience. “People’s safety and keeping COVID-19 contained is FAR more important than celebrating a [friend’s] birthday and unsafe partying is not something I want to promote to my audience.”