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Its not unusual toreceive a giftyou dont want and might never use.
In fact, 75% of Americanssaythey receive up to seven gifts a year that they will never use.
But what if the gift is really well thought out and meant for one of your hobbies?
Is it ungrateful to refuse it?
This wife thought so.
She refused, and, thus, the drama began.
According to one poll, 62% of Americanssaythey have lied about liking a gift.
The people who usually gave unwanted gifts were grandmothers, children, and grandfathers.
Most people expect good gifts from their partners.
Theyre supposed to know us better than anyone, after all.
And theres nothing wrong when the price of the gift reflects that.
Event Sourcerecommendsspending around $100-$200 for a birthday gift to a long-term partner.
Many commenters speculated why the husband didnt want the gift when it was seemingly so useful.
Others implied that his asking for the money back was more suspicious.
Whatever the reason, gifts generally come with the no backsies rule.
In this case, perhaps the husband himself shouldvereturned the giftand kept the money.
Yet there is a more eco-friendly and sustainable way to give presents.
Here are a few suggestions onwhat gifts to giveyour loved ones fromGood On You.
Instead of gifting items and objects, opt for experiences workshops, classes, or even time spent together.
Pottery, woodwork, and jewelry-making classes are just a few options to choose from.
Other non-item gifts can be donations to charities.
Some people prefer homemade gifts over any kind of other.
Its personal, crafted with love, attention and care.
The same is true aboutsecond-hand items.
Second-hand shops are treasure troves for unique, one-of-a-kind items, so youre bound to find something for everyone.
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