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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I say be happy someone loves your kids and wants to spoil them with gifts. It’s not about the clothes but the thought and love. Be gracious and grateful, let girls wear few times then donate. If someone mentions sameness, pinkness or Disneyness, tell them these are priceless tokens of grandma’s love.[/quote] Well hello, Overbearing Grandma! Glad you stopped by.[/quote] +1. Love is not purchased. Unwanted clothing is not a token of love and much of that clothing is made by exploiting children in other countries. Truly gross to equate that with love. Exploiting foreign children to give stuff to your grandchildren that is unwanted is love? Maybe just be loving when you see them and respect parental boundaries. That is love.[/quote] Love is not purchased but giving is a love language.[/quote] Giving material things is not a love language. Do you understand children are exploited to make those things. It's disgusting to think you are sharing love as you take advantage of children in another part of the world. Gross, just gross!![/quote]
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