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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Mind blown by how many people seem to feel personally attacked by no gift birthday parties. Why on earth do you care? A no gift party is a gift to fellow parents who don’t have to spend time or money buying your kid a birthday gift. It’s not an attack on you personally. Jfc [/quote] No one s saying they feel personally attacked. Reading comprehensive problem? Jfc.[/quote] Dp. A lot of the comments on this thread definitely give off that vibe.[/quote] this. i am kind of shocked at the level of anger and defensiveness about this. If you want your kid to get gifts at their birthday party, then don't say no gifts! totally fair enough that some people don't want others to feel obliged to get their kid a gift. Maybe the kid has a ton of gifts, maybe they have a small space, maybe they don't want to add pressure to other parents - who cares why! [/quote]
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