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First and foremost i would just appreciate the context of the action. Receiving gifts it's a remarkable feeling. I would just be thankful that i've been noticed by someone.
However; i assume money is more basic and manual. Gifts other than money have this chance to just sit in the back of the attic or just sit around as a decoration with no particular purpose. The point is; this wouldn't mean that the value of the gift is ignored; but it's a fact that gifts doesn't always come to be entirely useful. The value of the action and importance of the gift remains in the heart of the receiver but the gift might not entirely be part of the receiver's life chamber. On the other hand; when you receive an amount of money as a gift. You can manually spend it on the required loophole in your life. So one way or another; it can be used effectively in the favor of the receiver.
Furthermore; still it's not that easy to determine which is better. Here's why; giving direct money to people can be taken as an insult. Because throughout history in human interaction; the gesture of gifts rarely involved with the direct money but with postures using other tools; equipment and other existed defined symbols. For example; you can decide to give out a massive amount of money as a gift. But yet; for some people or maybe for many people; a simple decorated post card and a flower or other little adjustments can be more polite; meaningful; emotional and classy than throwing cash in their face!
Both sides have it's cons and pros. I voted for money. But i don't really have a certain preference. I just try to not think about it so much and simply appreciate whatever i receive regardless of it's materialistic measurements.
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Gift. Taking money from someone is against my morals. Nope, its weird to take money. A gift is okkay. I dont take expensive gifts.
As a boy, guests forcibly give me money when my parents taught me to not take money from anybody (except them) unless in need.
Especially it definitely happens on Diwali but then we have to pay back to our sisters on Raksha Bandhan.
Those guests make me uncomfortable when they give me money aside M shy and have been taught not to look or touch or keep anobody's money.
From childhood i have habit to return all money that came from guests to my parents.
We have tradition of not letting any guest go empty-handed
Also a gift is very appreciable as we are always curious What's inn?
Either art, giftcard or money. I don't want any stupid store bought stuff that I wouldn't have chosen or don't know what to do with.
Anyone who knows me knows to just get me money so I can get what I actually want.
Some people just buy shitty gifts. In that case I'd rather recieve money.
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You think yourselves...
What if i get you some dollars for your birthday...
Or may be i wrap up a nice dress that you said the other day that you liked it abd present it to you...
What's better... i think gifts are more personal... they show that how well you know the vmchoice of the other person and mean that you made some effort by thinking what the person may like!!!
gifts are more fun if its stuff you already wanted or stuff you didn't know you wanted or needed and got... that's fun
money is alright... but they need to give a significant amount for it to actually feel good...20 bucks isn't going to cut it lol. cut a 20 dollar gift is often times better
Yes. Personally it's the gift I like not the content of the gift. Well there is such a thing as a bad present, like getting a puzzle after I expressly saying I loathe puzzles. Half whinging half making a good example.
Neither, I don't like getting gifts in any way shape or form. If you want to give me something, spend some time with me and just hang out. That's what I will value the most, your time and effort.
Nope, not even on my birthday. I have no need for gifts. I have what I need, and I need what I have 🤔
Not going to lie. I fully understand why it's more practical to receive money as a gift. But receiving a gift does show more thought, and ends up as more of a surprise. So personally, I prefer a gift.
A gift is nicer but if people really don't know what to buy, I have no problem with a financial gift :D
I rather to receive money cause it's more better on giving me a chance
to buy what i want to. I rather give someone money as a gift cause
they can buy what they want.
I don't want either. I have my own money and I will buy my own things.
Money , since people don't really understand my taste in clothes or accessories lol. If I get the money I can spend it on something that I really like and will definitely use.
A thoughtful gift is more meaningful, but money is usually more useful.
Gift has some thoughts involved or a person's emotions and gifts are basically not compared in terms of value ie they have same value.
Money is something which one might showoff and you may not feel a person's true emotions through it.
A gift is always nice but with money you get exactly what you want.
I prefer money unless the person has thought a lot about the gift and, gives me what I really need.
Gift because more thought has gone into it so it means more
Gift.
You get money for work, gift is more personal.
If it is from stranger i prefer money
If it's from closed hearts , i prefer gifts (so that we can know how much they know us)
Gift because it shows thought
Gifts are either a hit or miss, money never fails.
Money so i can buy something useful
i think a proper gift
Can my crush be a gift?
I'm not good at conversations, we're both introverts. 😢
Money since most people suck at gifts.
Neither. Give me love, affection & appreciation
doesn't really matter to me
Money. I don't want gifts that I don't need.
money def, so i can buy whatever i want to
Money, so I can buy what I want
Gift.
More personal.
Both.
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Money
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