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I'm high in the gifts category and I can say, without a doubt, that is a flat-out lie. Please do not give me a card over a $2,000,000 car. 
 

Ha. 

 

 

Then you're not truly in the gift category. You love the things people give you, not the thought or love behind them.

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veritasluxmea

I do love the things people give me, especially when they're $2,000,000 cars and I'm not feeling sarcastic.

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IcePrincessKRS

I remember you once telling me you didn't particularly crave or enjoy physical affection, but that your children do.

 

Yes, them and Matt. I think the phrasing of the questions sometimes make me answer in a way I might not otherwise respond. Clearly a kiss from my husband is more meaningful than a present, but I really like presents. I know he likes to kiss me, but putting forth the effort to give me something (be it flowers from a hike he took with the kids or something he bought) shows he put in extra effort and makes me feel special. I used to score higher on gifts, it was like #2 before, now its tied for last with touch. Matt says apparently I just like a little bit of everything.

 

(My highest marks were in quality time and words of affirmation, I think, touch and gifts were both 5).

 

ETA: this was my score this afternoon

 

7 Quality Time

7 Words of Affirmation

6 Acts of Service

5 Physical Touch

5 Receiving Gifts

 

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Not The Philosopher

10 Quality Time 8 Words of Affirmation 7 Physical Touch 3 Acts of Service 2 Receiving Gifts

 

Indeed when peeps visit me they don't come back.

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10 Physical Touch
9 Words of Affirmation
6 Quality Time
5 Acts of Service
0 Receiving Gifts

 

Does receiving beer not count then?

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you know FP, I am someone who is always passing through. so far anyway. I have a handful of dear friends scattered across cities all over this lonely planet. Most I knew for a brief moment and I expect I will never see again.  Doesn't mean those relationships lack meaning or even that they are "over." But I think of myself as living in the pinball machine of destiny. I roll into the lives of those I'm meant to. Sometimes it takes awhile to find the people I'm supposed to in any one place. But without fail I do. And when my part is played and my purpose is served I roll away again. I could think of this state of affairs as pathetic, and on a conventional level it is, maybe. But I choose to consider myself a sort of mystical wizard or elf type thing.

 

yah. so the point is: Not all who wander are lost, amirite? Don't worry about your friends. enjoy the wilderness while you're in it.

 

 

 

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Ancilla Domini

 

I'm high in the gifts category and I can say, without a doubt, that is a flat-out lie. Please do not give me a card over a $2,000,000 car. 

Then you're not truly in the gift category. You love the things people give you, not the thought or love behind them.

 

I think, FP, that perhaps you just chose the wrong example of gift-giving. I don't think there are very many people here who would say, with perfect honesty, I'd rather you give me a good-wishes card than a $2,000,000 car. Now, of course, this sort of thing isn't always the case -- I'd rather my best-friend just come and hang out in my apartment with me than get orchestra tickets for the opera -- but I think that the card and the car were just a bad choice of examples. :P

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PhuturePriest

I think, FP, that perhaps you just chose the wrong example of gift-giving. I don't think there are very many people here who would say, with perfect honesty, I'd rather you give me a good-wishes card than a $2,000,000 car. Now, of course, this sort of thing isn't always the case -- I'd rather my best-friend just come and hang out in my apartment with me than get orchestra tickets for the opera -- but I think that the card and the car were just a bad choice of examples. :P

 

I was exaggerating. It's something I do like, 100% of the time.

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you know FP, I am someone who is always passing through. so far anyway. I have a handful of dear friends scattered across cities all over this lonely planet. Most I knew for a brief moment and I expect I will never see again.  Doesn't mean those relationships lack meaning or even that they are "over." But I think of myself as living in the pinball machine of destiny. I roll into the lives of those I'm meant to. Sometimes it takes awhile to find the people I'm supposed to in any one place. But without fail I do. And when my part is played and my purpose is served I roll away again. I could think of this state of affairs as pathetic, and on a conventional level it is, maybe. But I choose to consider myself a sort of mystical wizard or elf type thing.

 

yah. so the point is: Not all who wander are lost, amirite? Don't worry about your friends. enjoy the wilderness while you're in it.

 

Thank you. I felt a lot better yesterday than I did the day before, but this makes me feel more positive about the situation.

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PhuturePriest

Receiving gifts usually makes me uncomfortable.

 

I don't mind gifts, but I like giving them more than I do receiving them.

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Your Scores

11 Quality Time
10 Acts of Service
5 Words of Affirmation
2 Physical Touch
2 Receiving Gifts

Sounds about right to me.

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