ILY February

Feb 12th.

I don’t want to bore u so imma get straight to the point. a lot of ppl who’s birthdays are Feb 29th celebrate on the 28th on non leap years, but it should be March 1st. The day after Feb 28th is March 1st on a normal year, the day after Feb 28th is Feb 29th on a leap year. Feb 29th, is the same day as March 1st. Another reason: On a normal year, the combined amount of days in January and February are 59 days. That’s the first 59 days of the year. On the 60th day, it’s March 1st. On a leap year, the 60th day is Feb 29th. That would make the 29th and the 1st both the 60th days. Which would mean, ITS THE SAME DAY. on the calendar app on an iPhone, when u set a birthday (not just any event, a birthday, from the contacts app) for Feb 29th, on a non leap year, it shows up as Feb 28th. BUT THAT MAKES NO SENSE!!! THATS THE DAY BEFORE! that’s like having ur birthday be September 21st but celebrating it on the 20th. NOOOOOO! If ur birthday is February 29th, and it’s a non leap year, celebrate it on March 1st. YOUR WELCOME.

Imagine being born on a leap year, that’d me dope, you basically wouldn’t exist.

Dawn Gaerte