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I agree with the article because It doesn’t matter how much a person spends on the gift or whether he/she gets it for free .It is actually not the money but what really matters is the thought behind giving a gift.

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A person should not be searching up prices of the gifts as its unnecessary and makes them look judgmental as its the thought and intension that counts. the buyer buys the gift wholeheartedly after putting a lot of effort and time into it, thinking about what they could get and that's all that should matter

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we shouldnt search up the value as its rude and disrespectful. Searching up the price gives off a bad impression all that matters is the thought they put into giving you the gift not the money spent on it.

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I agree with the article because it is wrong to search up the price of a gift and makes you judgmental as the other person put in a lot of effort and thought into the gift. The price shouldn't matter or affect the value of the gift.

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A person should not think about the price. The buyer buys wholeheartedly so we should accept the gift or else the giver will dislike the fact that they bought a gift and the receiver is worried about the price

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People shouldn't be searching up the prices of the gifts they get because it'll just make them judgemental.
Price of a gift doesn't define its value, its the intentions of the person giving the gifts matter.

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I think people focus too much on price. Price is just a  value made of a bunch of numbers.

Why should we use price to judge the love in gifts? It’s basically like saying “the number of my gift is very high so I shall like this gift.”

We’re humans, not machines. We don’t think in numbers, we think with our own thoughts.

Life is about connection and happiness. The price spent on a gift shouldn’t be a representation of how much love was put into giving it.

We should judge the gift by the thought put into them. if we put thought into a gift, it should suffice.

It shows that the person has gone through the effort of thinking about what you would like to get or what they think would bring you some happiness.

Thought of the gift outweighs the price.

It might be hard to be happy with a small card which says “Happy birthday” and a nice letter, compared to having your own rolex or headphones.

But happiness in gifts is when we look into the meaning of things rather than their pricing.

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Looking up a gift’s price tag is unnecessary as it devalues the gift and the gesture. You don’t need to compare prices to give someone a valuable gift.

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I agree with the article. We shouldn't care about the prices of the items. It really depends on the thought and maybe the budget of the gifter. Perhaps they just wanted to give you something but couldn't afford something too fancy. Be grateful for what you get and don't base that person's affection for you in terms of the amount of money they spend on you.

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Personally I’ve never looked up prices of any gift whether I’m giving or receiving it, but knowing that people can search it up makes them feel more judgemental about the gifts they received and even make the price tag more important than the person in particular.

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We should not look at the price tag since its the thought that counts. We should appreciate whatever they give us rather than criticising it.

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I agree and could relate to this article, as the context was based on how judgemental one could get over a gift received, and that there are so many factors to consider, including this one, before giving a gift to another. Also, it must be practiced - to accept the gift appreciating the thought one has given it.

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We should gift what we can afford to buy for ourselves no matter how expensive the gift we received was.

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I agree with the article, people shouldn’t look up the prices of gifts as it just makes them more judgmental and makes them have unnecessary thoughts about the other person