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toasterovenly t1_jb1w4lm wrote

I think it would be wise to talk to them openly. Especially be open about the things you like and dislike so they don't get you a gift you don't want in the future. I don't mean just once. I mean in general. Communicate with people. Tell them about yourself. Listen to what they tell you. The problem is not you or them, it's communication. Another suggestion for the future is to make a big wishlist for your birthday or Christmas that hopefully people use as a guide when buying a gift.

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Beneficial-Win9930 OP t1_jb1xt68 wrote

They're not the biggest fans of video games so I guess because Nintendo is defacto "video game company" they felt like I would like the system. It's not their fault I feel like they assumed well.

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toasterovenly t1_jb1zqbk wrote

Just open the conversation with love and understanding.

>I know you were trying to make me happy and I am really happy that you thought of me. I'm not sure I'll be able to get much use out of it, could we collaborate on another gift?

Or something like that.

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