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Counting Dates
Say you started dating someone on September 26 and you wanted to know how long you've been dating.
Would you:
(A) Just use the day "26" of each month as another month even though it doesnt actually add up to one month.
or
(B) Get a calander and count 7 days after September 26th, use that as one week then Actually count 4 weeks out each time and not have it land on a day "26"?
If anyone understands what i'm asking I would really appreciate an answer.
Thanks =)
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Aw this is cute. Yes I would use the date you started dating and use that for each month. =]
♥BLAiR
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Option A is the more practical way- and its easier.
good luck:D
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it makes more sense to me to use the 26th every month. that way, it's easier for both of you to remember and there are no arguments about when it is.
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I think it would be better to count the 26th of whatever month as your 3rd month together of 6th month or whatever.
It would be more realistic lol!
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You've been dating for two months ....you make a month every 26 of a month example: oct 26 =1 month ....Nov 26=2 months.....Dec 26= 3 months and so on then (if you do) sep 26 2008 will be a year of dating .
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If you want to know the precise dates, calculate the amount of days just as you said - not just by the 26th of every month.
but keep in mind, if it's for anniversary purposes, you just usually celebrate it on the date of that month. So yours would be 26th of every month. Just depends how you want to do it.
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I'd go with A. B is a tad bit obsessive complusive. Not to mention that four weeks is only 28 days when all the monthes, except February, have 30 or 31 days.
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to figure it out count it every seven days on the 26 like you said
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