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No.At least, that's not what I mean when *I* give a present. I'm sure there must be some who have some sort of ulterior motive when they give gifts.
I say no also. They're saying "It's better for *me* to give than for *me* to receive," not "...for *you* to receive."Two answers to an idle question - never expected this, didja?
And yet--to think about it this way makes me feel better about receiving gifts, since I'm helping the giver to better themselves.So there!
No.
ReplyDeleteAt least, that's not what I mean when *I* give a present. I'm sure there must be some who have some sort of ulterior motive when they give gifts.
I say no also. They're saying "It's better for *me* to give than for *me* to receive," not "...for *you* to receive."
ReplyDeleteTwo answers to an idle question - never expected this, didja?
And yet--to think about it this way makes me feel better about receiving gifts, since I'm helping the giver to better themselves.
ReplyDeleteSo there!