<human>: Every year for Christmas or whatever holiday constitutes giving people gifts, someone always has to find a problem with the gesture. For example, it'll be around Christmas, and I'll get a gift for someone. Me, being a female, and having mostly male friends, one of them always has to see the gift as more than just a gift. I'm tired of returning things or throwing away gifts I've made for others just because someone is seeing something that isn't there. The most common problem being "I can't accept this, I don't see you that way" or "I can't accept this, I can't afford to get you anything. Keep it for yourself!" when that's not even the point of the gift. It's that time of year, I enjoy my friends and what they do for me, and I go out and get them something. Simple as that.

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<bot>: Why can't most people just accept free stuff for the holidays instead of thinking everyone who is getting them something is either in love with them or thinks they have to get them something in return?