I don't understand why Facebook keeps doing this

From my experience and what I've learned, Facebook suspends accounts when they believe there has been a violation of their Terms of Service, especially around intellectual property. In the case of many users, accounts get suspended not because they intentionally violated rules but due to reports from other users or automated detection systems. Sometimes, these suspensions are hard to understand, especially when you believe you have done nothing wrong. If you receive a notification saying your account is suspended for violating intellectual property policies, it's important to carefully review the information Facebook sends you. Facebook often asks for additional information to verify your identity and account usage. Promptly providing accurate information during the appeal process increases your chances of getting your account reinstated. One key takeaway is to avoid posting content that might infringe on copyrights or trademarks, even unintentionally. This includes images, videos, music, or any material that doesn't belong to you or that you don't have permission to use. Always strive to post original or properly licensed content. I also found that keeping communication professional and patient during the appeal can help. Facebook usually allows 180 days to appeal a suspension, so use this time wisely to gather all necessary documents and replies. In the meantime, consider securing your account by changing passwords and enabling two-factor authentication to prevent hacking attempts, which sometimes contribute to suspicious activities flagged by Facebook systems. In sum, while it is frustrating to face a suspension before important events like birthdays, understanding Facebook’s policies, responding to appeals promptly, and securing your account can help you regain access sooner and avoid similar issues in the future.