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DearMice
I've ended up introspecting on my gift-giving style yesterday and today... Is it truly irrational to leave gifts for the recipients to find, but never mention having left the gifts for them? I can only gift things this way (anonymously).
Sure, if the recipients figure it out I'm the gifter or flat-out ask me if I was, then I'd probably own up to it, but I'd much rather there be some ambiguity - even if it means someone else fibs and takes credit for the gifts. The point, for me, is that the recipient receives the item that I believed they would enjoy!
Nothing else matters to me; least of all awkward, publicly-broadcast scripts of gratitude or, worse, the burden of obligation being placed onto the recipient to reciprocate in the future.
Maybe this is a bit "insane", as my parents put it. I never was good at withstanding the pressure of receiving gifts, either. -
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- FJO8
Ohhhh you're from Germany?
That's cooool
(me too)
Anyways have a nice day
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