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> I've resorted to giving people edibles (the regular kind, not the psychoactive kind), but it feels thoughtless. But...it's the thought that counts. Why woul
by fknorangesite 5y ago
> I've resorted to giving people edibles (the regular kind, not the psychoactive kind), but it feels thoughtless.
But...it's the thought that counts.
Why would a gift of food/drink/whatever be less thoughtful? Particularly if it's homemade, isn't it moreso?
- dqv 5y agoI bought a bunch of Japanese KitKats as gifts last year, but it was more of a "oh shit it's the middle of November and I haven't gotten anything yet" so that's where the feeling thoughtlessness comes from. It did feel better than giving someone something they might not use though.