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what is a true gift?
Posted by writings • 7/14/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
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some people measure gift by its utility.
some measure it by its cost.
some measure it by its beauty.
some measure it by the love behind it.
what is your yardstick? I go by the last one. love is the only yardstick.
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do i agree with you? two hundred percent.
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I think the true gift is in the intention behind it. Even if the gift is totally mismatched, if the person who gave it to you really thought you would love it, that's what counts. ...within reason...if they get you something completely wrong for you it's a bit of an indication that they really don't know you at all...
My favourite presents were last year for my birthday...one friend got me a box that she had filled with vegan food, and another baked me a (really unpleasant) vegan birthday cake, and another got me a giant mushroom! It was the thought and the love that had gone in to them mattered. -
Depends on who the gift is given to. People have different appreciation of the things they recieve.
A child will love toys again it depends on how young they are.
Older people settle for just the mere remembrance of a special day not on the gift they are presented.
For me it depends on who the gift came from. But probobly for now I'd like to have round trip tickets to Italy for two. -
I definitely feel it's the thought that counts.
Is the gift more about the recipient, or the giver? If the giving is really only about the giver, then it loses the true spirit of giving. -
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Something that has meaning, almost to the point that it's the intent of the gift that counts, rather than what is given. One of the best gifts I ever received was a bottle of ketchup as a moving-in present.
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the best present i got was a little clay boat with a flag that said S.S Friend on it..
.. because all i asked from her was friendship
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I agree with everyone who says it is the thought behind the gift that counts. What's inside the box is unimportant--it's the love and thought that matters.
I don't ever feel 'pressured' into giving gifts. As I go through life, I try to listen to what my loved ones say and then when I come across something that reminds me of something they told me about, I gift them with that. Often, it blows people away because I will remember a story they told me from literally years before and all of a sudden "poof!" there is a gift that shows I was listening to that story.
Those are my favorite types of gifts as well. -
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a true gift, a 1000 shopping spree at a sex store, or beading store. Or a kind and successful web designer building me a site for free. But most importantly, D. is my true gift for giving me happiness, joy, security and kids.
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Whatever has no strings attached to it. What is given without any expectations of getting anything in return is a true gift.
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definitely should be over $200 and brand name
...kidding
something with meaning would definitely fit the mold. personally i love things which would be functional or something with sentimental value and thoughtful.
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