Sounds like all the wins to me. Congratulations

Wow!!! Have a great life OP!!

Excellent!

Me too! Only 2% of the population are in this category - it means our blood usually goes to the premature baby ward.

I'm so sorry for the unspeakable pain and trauma this individual had to endure. I truly hope that they have found peace.

It took me a second to realize what "massa genes" meant... I'm sorry your ancestor went through that while also being enslaved. People suck often times when they think they have power over others.

Congratulations!

This actually sounds quite cool, if it was making you feel bad. You look like a grandmaster from an anime, and you can just go 'The lecturer is over there. I'm the student', when people approach you.

I spent most of my childhood in foster care from 6 to 18 years old. My foster home was in the ghetto in Milwaukee (52306 area code). I earned a BA Degree and MDIV Degree...

I'm a gay man, and I simply don't "do" fashion. Also, I'm totally into cars/autosports and aviation. Femininity? Not a chance! I break all the stereotypes about gays.

I made my first purchase on amazon when they were only selling books... god I'm so old o_O

Just a little jelly

Please don't downvote me, but can someone explain this?

I have the same and also struggle with names. I tend to memorise details (facial hair, accents or hairstyles) to get anywhere. Luckily, people are supportive.

can we have a gym bro translate this pls?

I have mixed feelings about this one. I’m so grateful for the first responders, and I do cry for losses as well

I... I'm imagining the skull.... h1bip00htwy31.jpg

This is much more common than we realize. Evidently, 3% of all people in the world have this.

F**K CANCER!!! >:D

you´re a very successful monkey :)

Nothing is impossible. The chance may be low, but never zero.

My son has partial heterochromia, green eyes with a large brown spot on each iris. My cousin has central heterochromia, a blue center, and a brown outer ring.

That's a terrible condition to have along with bipolar disorder. Irregular sleep is known for triggering manic episodes. (I learned this the hard way.)

My Dad is allergic to alcohol, found out when he was in the hospital with meningitis. This was back in the '50s, and because his fever was so high, the doctor recommended an alcohol rubdown to try to reduce his temperature. Dad quickly started puffing up and having difficulty breathing, so they immediately washed it off, but the doctor told him if he hadn't already been in a hospital, he might not have made it to one. ( This was long before EpiPens were a thing. )

3rd times a charm?

I would hate this. I was a celebrated, gifted belcher in university (am a petite female, it was both disgusting and hilarious)

I had the MMR and still got mumps. It's not foolproof

My sister can blow bubbles out of both her eyes (obviously while submerged in water, not like she's she's blowing bubbles while just casually walking down the street.)

Someone arrested your heart? Sounds like a great country song, tho...

Shingles hurt. I'm 55 and have lost count of how many times I've had shingles. My go-to technique to manage them is to cover the blisters if possible, with those adhesive dressings that stay on for a week - stops clothing etc from rubbing & hurting.

....goes straight to Google for pics....

Didn´t David Bowie have this too?

So do you click the buttons with your palm?

My sister and her daughter and granddaughter... all born on December 31. 20 & 40 years apart. No c-sections.

My mum's boyfriend and his younger son were not only born on the same day, but the day is also their nameday as they have the same name. (Slovakia, nameday is a thing where your name is in a calendar and you may get a small gift.)

That’s roughly a 0.5% probability (birthdays are not a uniform distribution). Not a very rare statistic.

I was born on 19.08 and my brother together with our father were born on 20.8. Triple birthday!

My son and grandson share a birthday, which is exactly a week after mine.

My stepfather, his son and his grandson alle had the same birthday. The sons wife had a girl on her birthday.

So do my mother and I.

I share a birthday with my mom and her brother (my uncle).

My daughter and her cousin were born on the same day, just two hours apart. Grandma loves telling people she has two granddaughters with the same birthday but they're not twins.

My sister and I are 3 years and 2 min apart, me being the younger. I'm the gift she couldn't return! Hahaha

My mom and I have the same birthday! Was a c-section planned due on her b-day. She went in the Friday before and the doc told her she had to go right then. She said nope, see you on Monday. And went home for the weekend..luckily it was harmless. But man that woman has some serious will power! 😅😂

Mine i the same as my moms and husbands birthday

Good to you, mom

My son was born on my birthday and my grandson was born on the same date as my daughter

I was born on my mothers birthday, October 31. We're both Halloween Babies.

My father has 3 more children with another woman, two of those kids share my birthday, they are not twins

My bil and I share our birthday. And our first born sons share their birthday. What a coincidence…!

My aunt and I are exactly 30 years apart

I have the same birthday as my grandma and teacher and classmate

My son and I have birthdays like this: me 03.08. him 08.03.

My favorite uncle shared a birthday with my brother’s 2nd child and died on my 2nd child’s birthday.

Me and my grandfather too, I've never met him though. Died 17 years prior to my birth.

Classmate of mine had her daughter on her 18th birthday.

My Grand Nephew was born on my birthday last year, my partners niece was born on my 20th birthday, my grandfather died on my 2nd birthday and I was born on a Friday 13th

I planned my son's inception so he could be born on my bday. Instead he was scheduled for a C-section a day after my bday.