Then the gift could be one such experience to surprise you with
That’s the idea behind a good gift, it’s knowing the other person sufficiently to be able to know what they really would like, that they won’t get themselves/can’t justify it
On the contrary, don’t get me things. I do not need more junk that’s tangentially related to my interests cluttering up my house. I don’t have room for more random stuff, thanks.
To me, this is a sign of maturity. No longer requesting specific things, but accepting what others pick out for you.
asking what they want is for kids that have no purchasing power, for adults is more fun to take the risk and surprise each other
At this point I have all the things I want or need. I’d much rather have experiences
Then the gift could be one such experience to surprise you with
That’s the idea behind a good gift, it’s knowing the other person sufficiently to be able to know what they really would like, that they won’t get themselves/can’t justify it
On the contrary, don’t get me things. I do not need more junk that’s tangentially related to my interests cluttering up my house. I don’t have room for more random stuff, thanks.