Giving Gifts
Giving gifts
Giving gifts to one another is an age old ritual. Gifts come in a range of sizes, styles and prices. In fact anything can become a gift. It is the act of giving something freely to the person or persons concerned that make something a gift. But why do we do it?
A gift may be given to someone to impress them or maybe just to say “I am thinking of you even when I am not with you”. It can say “I love you” or if you get the gift wrong it might be saying “I don’t really like you but I thought I had to give you a gift”. Some gifts are given to make someone smile or laugh. Some gifts are given purely because of an occasion. Wedding, Christmas, Easter, birthday etc. But do you really need a reason or to wait for an occasion to give a gift? A small thing such as a bath bomb, luxury candle or carton of sweets can be simply a nice gesture. An inexpensive way to say “you are appreciated”, “special” or “thanks for being there as a friend”. In fact the sheer act of giving can make you feel good.
A gift may be given to someone to impress them or maybe just to say “I am thinking of you even when I am not with you”. It can say “I love you” or if you get the gift wrong it might be saying “I don’t really like you but I thought I had to give you a gift”. Some gifts are given to make someone smile or laugh. Some gifts are given purely because of an occasion. Wedding, Christmas, Easter, birthday etc. But do you really need a reason or to wait for an occasion to give a gift? A small thing such as a bath bomb, luxury candle or carton of sweets can be simply a nice gesture. An inexpensive way to say “you are appreciated”, “special” or “thanks for being there as a friend”. In fact the sheer act of giving can make you feel good.
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