ByLarix123
So let's assume all the presents are under the tree, one person gets more than 8 and you only get 2.
Would you be jealous/envious of the other person if they got more than you?
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Hello,
So in general, I might be a bit jealous, but what more gifts mean. It also depends on what the other person gets. Especially if I got what I wanted and the other person would have liked more things but which one would not have been happy about. Above all, not all parents have enough money to give their children a lot. In addition, it is not really about how many gifts you get but about love
VG and a beautiful Christmas party your Lisa
Better. I don’t have many wishes, and I don’t really want anything anymore, but we’ll get together with each other and if I get two, and my cousin or sister will get more, yes, that’s the case. We learned to be grateful for everything. We’re all grown up in the family, and there’s not much to be given. As a child it would be different, I would have been jealous
I would be disappointed (if your parents are) that my siblings get more but of course it depends on how much value the gifts are. If the 8 are just 8 toys cars and the 2 are an IPhone 15 and a PS5 it is even unfair of the person who only gets the 8:D
it depends on what you get.
my 7-year-old niece was allowed to ski with the parents, which was expensive. The parents told her that she had only one clue, her five-year-old sister remained with my parents, but she was given much comfort from her parents.
Oh, weiah was a cry from the elders. The child was, of course, too small with 7 to give up her few gifts with the ski holiday. She just saw her sister got a lot more than she did. Of course, the KLeine didn’t pick up the holiday, but it ran all night proudly like Oscar with her gifts: Adige, I have much more than you.
That was a bump and the parents never made this mistake again.
Of course, it depends on whether I got 2 gifts because they were much more expensive than the others 8.
If the value of the 8 gifts surpasses those of my two, I would definitely be jealous or rather mad. At Christmas you don’t have to make sure who you prefer.
Depends on the value of the gifts. Is it a phone or a chocolate Christmas man? That makes a difference.
No, why? I have everything I need and I don’t want to be jealous because someone gets more gifts.
Sora
Of course I would be jealous
If my sister isn’t
because no one gets more gifts than me! this year it was a total of 48. is because I am such a social and extroverted type that has many friends.