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I hate just about everything about it. Christmas was probably good once, but by the time I was born it was full of tacky garbage. I hate the music, I hate the ornaments--especially the 8 foot tall inflatable garden grinches--I detest the way my family treats wish lists (and the lack thereof). On top of that I learned that my aunt is a jerk, my grandmother was an alcoholic, and then she died (a year later, but still during the holiday season).
And now my parents are trying to find out what I do want, and honestly what I want them to do is to stop asking.
And now my parents are trying to find out what I do want, and honestly what I want them to do is to stop asking.
No, I never got socks and underwear.
More like asked for this (back when there were commercials for it on TV and I was into legos) and got this (well, something like it; I still have no idea WTF it was, but the closest I can come is "Star Trek knock off action figure movie set;" it had 8 inch tall pose-able action figures and a multi-sided cardboard backdrop in a sci-fi theme).
It's like "vaguely the same thing" but "not even close."
Two/three years ago (actually, no, it was...five? Six? I was still in college. Gives you an idea of how little I care about the holiday) my aunt sent presents. I got some cheap pens (micron pens; they're like $2 each) and a tin of tick-tacks. My sister got a bar of soap and like a CD or something equally valueless. My parents theorize that there was some other, larger, gift that never got sent.
More like asked for this (back when there were commercials for it on TV and I was into legos) and got this (well, something like it; I still have no idea WTF it was, but the closest I can come is "Star Trek knock off action figure movie set;" it had 8 inch tall pose-able action figures and a multi-sided cardboard backdrop in a sci-fi theme).
It's like "vaguely the same thing" but "not even close."
Two/three years ago (actually, no, it was...five? Six? I was still in college. Gives you an idea of how little I care about the holiday) my aunt sent presents. I got some cheap pens (micron pens; they're like $2 each) and a tin of tick-tacks. My sister got a bar of soap and like a CD or something equally valueless. My parents theorize that there was some other, larger, gift that never got sent.
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