Who has a mother who leaves

[Anonymous]

What happened to, "It's the thought that counts.". This not a big deal.

Maybe she forgot; maybe she wanted you to think she spent more. But, really.. it's your mom, not a friend or other relative.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I thought you were talking about your mother abandoning you based on the title of the thread. Such a drama llama!!

Hi, tiresome drama llama lady. You aren’t in middle school anymore. Please join the rest of us in speaking like an adult.

Oh, shut your piehole!

Go get therapy for your childhood trauma inflicted by your trashy parents instead of trying to get attention here. So low class.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What happened to, "It's the thought that counts.". This not a big deal.

Maybe she forgot; maybe she wanted you to think she spent more. But, really.. it's your mom, not a friend or other relative.

Funny that we are all up in arms about outdated etiquette and traditions.

Today, a lot of what we buy is from from online and it took minimal effort, a couple of clicks and it was dropped off at our doorstep 2 days later.. The prices are public information and it should be assumed that the gift was bought at a black friday or cyber monday sale or with a coupon or some other discount.And just drop it in a bag... we don't need to obscure it in a box that has been tediously wrapped. The recipient cares about the gift not the presentation.

[Anonymous]

Mothers of bad and ungrateful children leaves them

[Anonymous]

We leave the prices on for close family. It makes it easier to return to the store. Even without a receipt.

Also agree the title of this thread is stupid. Give us some abandonment issues to discuss.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What happened to, "It's the thought that counts.". This not a big deal.

Maybe she forgot; maybe she wanted you to think she spent more. But, really.. it's your mom, not a friend or other relative.

Funny that we are all up in arms about outdated etiquette and traditions.

Today, a lot of what we buy is from from online and it took minimal effort, a couple of clicks and it was dropped off at our doorstep 2 days later.. The prices are public information and it should be assumed that the gift was bought at a black friday or cyber monday sale or with a coupon or some other discount.And just drop it in a bag... we don't need to obscure it in a box that has been tediously wrapped. The recipient cares about the gift not the presentation.

the thought of a gift should never be outdated.

But, a quick click is still "a thought" of buying a gift. It's just so much easier. I don't know about others, but I spend a lot of time online, looking at page after page, to find the best fit gift. I don't just click on the first item on the "featured" list.

[Anonymous]

Eh.
Who has a mother who leaves - the house mid-afternoon the 24th for a last minute grocery run and comes back the next day. Your dumb story is boring.

[Anonymous]

No matter what was bought for my brother and his wife they always asked for the receipt.
If that ain't rude I don't know what is.