you can't give unwillingly, but you can receive unwillingly

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Dec 12, 2017
5:01:44pm

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you can't give unwillingly, but you can receive unwillingly

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BlueFrog

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Last login: Feb 17, 2021
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Around Christmas I often hear it is better to give than receive. I disagree, much better to receive.

shimmy Peacemaker

12/12/17 4:59pm

I very much enjoy receiving

El Careeb

12/12/17 5:01pm

you can't give unwillingly, but you can receive unwillingly

BlueFrog

12/12/17 5:01pm

I guess it depends on what's inside the mystery box when you open it.

Hambone

12/12/17 5:02pm

BM Andy Samberg

Pimpin4Paradise

12/12/17 5:04pm

Sounds fabulous. Good for you.

12/12/17 5:03pm

George Durrant gave a talk about this.

Adrielle

12/12/17 5:04pm

The payoff and satisfaction from giving is much greater in my opinion.

Manti

12/12/17 5:04pm

I've got kids. I would rather give to them something they need or enjoy instead of receiving something for me.

Cougar-Duck

12/12/17 5:21pm

I agree, but year round. Not just at Christmas.

RSLCoug

12/12/17 5:22pm

I think receiving is the lesser of two evils.

OPINIONS

12/12/17 5:26pm

maybe, but i "received" from a friend recently and it hurt quite a lot.

riboflavin

12/12/17 5:27pm

The whole thing is pretty glorious. Not sure which is better though

12/12/17 6:10pm

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