I don't know - I think that there must be an answer - if the following statements are true...

1. May 8th, is exactly one month after April 8th
2. June 8th is exactly one month after May 8th

that then there must be a definition of "month" that works regardless of a month being 28/29/20/31 days long?

If so, this definition must surely apply to dates at the end of the month as equally as it does for dates at the beginning of the month.

I think that it's obvious what the answer isn't, but I think that there is an answer.

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