add 1 year to the current date

[SKAN]

I don't know anyone born on February 29 or I would ask them but according to this article,

I see it this way: If one is born on the 60th day of an year, the birthday is on 60th day every year.
The real dilemma should be for the people born on 366th day of the year.

[mikeyww]

I see it this way: I had one birthday, and all subsequent days are celebrations.

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birthday := A_Now
Sleep, 1001
If (A_Now > birthday)
 MsgBox, 64, Result, According to AHK's computations, today is your big day!

[iPhilip]

I see it this way: If one is born on the 60th day of an year, the birthday is on 60th day every year.
The real dilemma should be for the people born on 366th day of the year.

So, perhaps, we should redefine birthday as the number of days into the year on which one is born (60 for those born on 2/29) and define birthdate as the actual date (2/29).

[just me]

I see it this way: If one is born on the 60th day of an year, the birthday is on 60th day every year.
The real dilemma should be for the people born on 366th day of the year.

So if your sweet little child would have been born on 2019-03-01 (day 60) its first birthday would have been 2020-02-29 (day 60)?
What a dilemma!

[SKAN]

I see it this way: If one is born on the 60th day of an year, the birthday is on 60th day every year.
The real dilemma should be for the people born on 366th day of the year.

So if your sweet little child would have been born on 2019-03-01 (day 60) its first birthday would have been 2020-02-29 (day 60)?

Exactly!

What a dilemma!

No dilemma for me. I follow the sky.
The birthdays of my sweet children will occur on the exact position of constellation every following year.
Can't ignore the gregorian date though. Social media!.