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testwiegehtdas
1 year ago

Yeah, I think that’s a lot.

Of course, it always depends on the financial situation of the family, but if that’s not a “multi-millionaire” I think that’s a lot. A Freudnin of mine got a new car from an expensive brand on the 18th, but the family is also rich. It is therefore necessary to consider this in the context of family finances.

Ok, my parents were there possibly the other extreme, there was always only something for 50€ (although they could have afforded a little more) plus 20€ and 50€ from the grandparents, but that’s how to keep a relationship to the money. If we wanted something more expensive, we had to pay the difference ourselves.

A teenager should learn to deal with money and understand how much that is. Many lack this insight, however, when such gifts are normal for them, because they mean that it is normal to give such sums away.

Maleficent666
1 year ago

Yes, definitely

If he wants this expensive, he should buy himself and save for

MeeresKlang
1 year ago

This is definitely an ordinary sum, but it also depends on the relationship. If you’re close to someone or it’s a special event, that could fit. But ultimately, the gesture and the meaning behind it counts more than the value of money. 🤍

MichiMunich089
1 year ago

I find a lot, have always received about 100 EUR.

Turbomann
1 year ago

This always depends on the financial situation of the people who give so much to a young man who is then full-year.

People who have not learned from small to small, that you can also enjoy gifts that can cost less, who will certainly have problems if they themselves deserve less money and have to pay with little.

IdefixWindhund
1 year ago

Depends on the financial circumstances within the family society.

For me, it would be an absolute nogo. Although I’m well-funded.

It would be paradox for poorer conditions.

The other way around, you come out of a lot of conditions, I guess that’s going well.

If you come out of supreme circumstances, I would complain why so little.

Utzi67870
1 year ago

If you have the option then yes. And that doesn’t hurt in the pocket.

verreisterNutzer
1 year ago

Too much even for the 18th birthday, which I think is one of the most special.

mondfaenger
1 year ago

Yeah, a lot to not say too much.

gri1su
1 year ago

Yeah, much too much. You don’t learn how to deal with money.

Shany
1 year ago

Too much I find

Kugelflitz
1 year ago

Definitely.