golf necklace
Is it really "the thought that counts"?
At Christmas I was all for my fiancee, I spent about $ 400 on golf stuff for him, and I told him I wanted to jewelry. Come Christmas Eve, when it was time to exchange gifts, he gave me a look Cheapy GOLDEN necklace and a golf glove (I do not play)-make matters worse, it is yellow gold, which I specifically told him several times, I do not like. I'm really annoyed, and the feeling is that what I am worth? Am I overreacting? Money should have been no problem, he spent several hundred on his daughter. I'm spoiled for him, his daughter, I love her too, I just feel like he has a little more work for me
I shared a little bit here, which indeed is one idea. Also, it is a good sign that he cares so much about his daughter. It is the other side of the story but if the thought he is one think you would be happy with a sh! Tty show? If he treats you well and does the right thing by his daughter, then you should accept the gift gracefully. It's not about how much money you a gift. Maybe after he bought his daughter a gift, he is not much money left over. Do not take it as a personal insult.
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