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Input: X-post from r/confessions 

I realise it makes me seem super spoiled, but I wish they just wouldn’t buy me presents for my birthday and Christmas because the things they buy me just demonstrate how little they know me, and to be honest I’d rather just have a nice time with no take-homes except memories.

They buy me big clunky jewellery - I barely wear jewellery because of my job, and when I do it’s always small stuff because I don’t like big.
They buy me clothes that aren’t my style, or vouchers for stores that aren’t my thing.
They buy me soaps and body lotions despite knowing I have eczema so severe I literally can’t use them.
The worst is that they buy me ..stuff..  nick-nacks for the sake of buying something, and then the next minute are joking about how untidy my house is and how it’s cluttered with so much stuff I don’t need.

What I need is help.  I need someone to help me fix the washer in my shower.  I need someone to adjust the latch on my gate.  I need some help getting my back garden sorted.  I need a new smoke alarm for my hallway.  

But those things are hard to gift wrap, so despite me asking for help, and despite me begging them not to buy me more stuff, they just keep on buying, and I keep on feeling like an ungrateful shit for never liking/using/wearing the stuff they give me.

wanting my friends and family to stop buying me gifts