What was your most significant birthday?
by 
dea_ex_machina
ANSWERS: 20
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#0 (literally, my birth day).
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The day of my birth. way more significant than any of the others.
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My most significant birthday was the day I was born into the family of God. It was the day I was spiritually made whole and brought into a personal relationship with the living God as revealed in Jesus Christ. Ironically, it was the same night that I was going to cause my physical death with drugs and alcohol. He literally saved me from death, hell, and the grave, when I begged Him to reveal Himself to me and asked Him to forgive my sins, and come into my life if He really was who He claimed to be. He immediately did, and took away my desire to kill myself and gave me a brand new life.
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My 13th birthday. 10 years ago last week. Ha ha ..got Cher tickets...and I blew out the candles on my birthday cake and wished my abusive step dad would just leave me alone. Later that night during my friends birthday party, he go pissed and left. He called my mom and filed for divorce. I never had to be hurt by him again. :)
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i didn't had one yet.
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the big 30
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Gotta be my 17th! [Lost my 'virginity'. Whadda present!] ;-)
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I cant think of any but the day I was born. Sorry....
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18 many moons ago! I finally felt like an adult.
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My last one. I'm shocked I'm still here. Everyday is just more gravy!
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My 14'th birthday, that's when I got my first real gun. :-)
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23 got me.
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Sixteen when I got my driver's license was pretty big. Fifty is big as you are now a middle aged person, less active than those in their 30s or 40s. Did you know birthdays are great for your health? Yeah, the more you have, the longer you live.
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Linda Joy Did you know... "A new study suggests that men and women are 14 percent more likely to die on their birthday than any other day of the year."
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My 10th..
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Thirty five! :-/ I was very lucky to reach it! :-/
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My 60th birthday was the most significant because of my culture
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Linda Joy
What culture? I'd like to look that up and learn more.
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My last one. I've now outlived my mother. She didn't live to see 60. Also my son came to visit. He usually just texts me Happy Birthday. I didn't think I'd live this long.
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Either 16th (could leave school), 17th (could drive) or 18th (legally buy alcohol & allowed to vote). Probably 18th over the other two.
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Day I turned 18 and could vote, drink and marry.
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