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Rilian Reilly Sharp
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Rilian Reilly Sharp
They always say I'm a rabbit because I was born in 1987. Like, the chart at a chinese restaurant just had the years on it. It didn't say that the first few days of january went with the previous year. But someone recently insisted to me that I'm whatever comes before rabbit because my birthday is in the beginning of january.
I think it isn't really a big deal and I'll just keep saying I'm a rabbit.
You're a Tiger.
I'm a rabbit. That's what all the charts told me. They only go by year.
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It's about as big of a deal as the western zodiac.
The what? Nevermind, I don't care.
xp They go by the year according to the lunar calendar. Either trust a Chinese with a Chinese upbringing on this or go look it up yourself. You're a Tiger.
The charts never said it was any other kind of calendar. I'm a rabbit. If it will make you happy, we can say I'm a rabbit in the zodiac-adapted-to-my-culture.
If it's by a lunar calendar, then why do the charts at chinese restaurants just have a year? Aren't lunar years shorter, meaning it would get further and further off every year? But they never say that. To figure out what everyone actually is, we'd have to go back to the beginning of time. Or the beginning of when they started using that calendar.
So the whole zodiac thing doesn't actually take 12 years. How long does it actually take? Maybe I can shatter my parents' worlds by telling them they're not actually both dragons.