Is this mean for an unwanted Christmas gift?

[Anonymous]

I posted here the other day.

I was playing a game on an app on my phone. You could get a paid version for better things in the game.

Unfortunately I'm not liking the game & my sister thought I did and she was going to give me the paid version for a year. It was a nice thought but I'm thinking of deleting the app from my phone.

We have a strained relationship so sometimes we give messages to our other sister to communicate.

I told my sister who does talk to me to say to her:

"thank you for the thought, I'm trying not to be mean or hurt your feelings but I might not like some of the paid things and I don't want to waste your $."

I sent this to my sister at 9pm Monday night and haven't heard from her all day.

I just don't want my sister to waste her $ on something I don't really use.

Was that an ok message?

[teamvic]

I think so, even if she was just trying to be nice, you're also just trying to make sure she doesn't waste your money

[teamvic]

Her*

[Asker]

Thank you, I told my sister to tell my other one and she was ok with it. My sister who does talk to me thought she would be mad I didn't like it. Quite surprised to be honest.

[Anonymous]

Sounds alright to me. You aren't ungrateful, just trying to keep her from wasting her money on something you don't like.

[Asker]

Thank you, I told my sister to tell my other one and she was ok with it. My sister who does talk to me thought she would be mad I didn't like it. Quite surprised to be honest.

[DtMe89]

Yeah