After the leap year, Christmas Day is the least common birthday. Something tells me something's in that.
>>42389033No fuck March?
Fewer holidays in march. Think about most peoples birthdays you know, then count back 8/9 months, you will find a holiday on or nearby. I also suspect women are more fertile in winter months hence all the summer and spring birthdays tho this would have to be explored more in north vs southern hemispheres to see if true. Lots of people are conceived on American thanksgiving Christmas, new years, Valentine’s Day that’s why so many seem to be born in late July, August, September and November. spring is supposed to be a fertile time but I just don’t think so for humans, it’s a time to gestate for us. Maybe some nonUS fags can help out and map out where birthdays seem to land in correlation to this theory in relation to their holidays and weather patterns, tho if it’s deeply ingrained in humans for thousands or more years then European stock in southern hemisphere may not have caught up (so aussies might still stick to the timing even if it is out is sync to the summer/winter pattern, but still holidays are fuck fests so that will still check out). case in point, I am def a thanksgiving conceived person, my first born was 100% made on New Year’s Eve because we were tracking everything so much, and wife was likely made around Christmas based on their birthday and not being born early. This also checks out for friends, most of my friends growing up and in college were born around August thru November (valentines made kids). Seems like st pattys = too drunk to fuck and Easter isn’t really a horny event. that’s my theory
>>42389118Oops meant summer and fall birthdays not spring
