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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wow people are insane.

I have enough to do. When a host asks for no gifts I'm happy to have one less thing to do. [/quote]

You have enough to do?  Pity party. Then stop sending your kids to every party they are invited to. Stop inviting 15+ kids to your kids parties. The irony of parents bitching about being too busy. YOU make your schedule busy. You overschedule your kids. You over invite and want countless mom friends and friends for your kids. You want to impress with having Pinterest parties or planned venue packages that indulge every child but your own? Teach all the kids about what is important? Friendship or how cool the party is going to be?  If you had a handful of simple birthday parties for only your child’s closest friends each year, you would have much more time to go get a gift for those few events. And it would be meaningful.

The problem is the parents.  The fact that you all sit here thinking it is great to ask for no gifts is missing the whole point of why it is just too much to buy presents for parties these days.  :roll: [/quote]

Who's asking for pity? I'm merely saying I'm happy to have one less thing to do. You're jumping to so many conclusions based on my one point.

Agree with the other poster that you are NUTS. [/quote]

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