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Input: So this is part two of this amazing AITA adventure. 

So to summarize the first experience: I get frustrated at my friend because she keeps shooting down the gift ideas I want to give her, she says some things to me and then shuts down my emotional state and doesn’t want to talk to me anymore. I included the first part in the link below if you want to catch up on it. 

[AITA: Part 1](https://www.reddit.com/r/AmItheAsshole/comments/aqy6xf/aita_for_asking_my_friend_what_she_wants_for_her/?st=JS8BB5RY&amp;sh=5ca55dda)

So today is my friend’s birthday. After searching my brain for something to give her, I settle on two gift cards, one for the ITunes Store and a Steam gift card - around forty-five dollars for both of them. So I send her pictures of the front and back since I’m not going to mail them to her, and say happy birthday. She texts me back asking me what they’re for, and I tell her they’re for her birthday. I ask if she likes them, and she doesn’t reply to me. Instead she says “Thanks.” And nothing more. A little weird, mainly because I know her and she never replies with a one word text and most definitely not with a period unless she’s upset. I know it sounds weird but we all have these weird texting quirks. 

Now I can tell that something is obviously up because of her texting style, and I ask her why she’s being weird. She says “Thanks” again. 
Another flag up. I ask her if she was expecting something else and tells me “I already said thank you.” By this time I’m getting a little angry because it doesn’t feel sincere, and I understand that not everything should have to “feel” sincere, but something was bugging her, and I didn’t like the feeling. In a sense, I already know she doesn’t like the gift cards, but just to be sure, I press and ask once again if she “actually” likes them. She says “Well I’m grateful for them... I guess. But I honestly could have gotten something else.” 

I haven’t responded to her in a while and I don’t think I should. I’m angry at her because not only did she not appreciate the gift, but she wanted something else entirely. Not only that, but on her “list” of things she wanted, gift cards was one of the things she actually wanted. 

AITA? 

being angry at my friend because she doesn't appreciate the gift I got for her