The photo shows socks with a New Year's print and two deodorants.
“Why is this still considered a gift? The children in the class decided to make a “Secret Santa”, the amount of the gift was 300-400 UAH. We bought interesting manga. And they gave it to him. Is this some kind of joke?” – the author of the post was indignant.
In the comments, she added that her child is 13 years old, and the one who gave him the gift did not guess the size of the socks. In addition, she addedthat such socks cost 25 UAH, and the cost of the entire gift is 140 UAH.
“It’s the same as if he gave sanitary pads and soap for washing,” she sarcastically said.
The post provoked a heated debate online.
“Hygiene products are at least practical, and people definitely use them. Don’t have a Secret Santa if you are disappointed,” they disagreed with the author of the post in the comments.
“You don’t look a gift horse in the mouth. You must show your child that a gift is a sign of attention,” they advised blogger.
“The name of the child who gave the gift is still missing to completely spit in the face. Because it’s not enough to trash the gift,” they commented Post by netizens.
“Not only are you an ungrateful, vain schmuck, but you also engage in curses? That’s what I wish for you too. Let your child’s gifts also be perceived in the same way as you perceived this gift,” they wrote the author of the post.
“People who say that this is a normal gift, are you serious? What child would be happy about this? This is not a grandfather,” they write online.
“It looks like the child completely forgot and remembered the night before Day X. Therefore, the parents tried their best,” they suggested in the comments the reason for such a gift.
“My child came home from school today all in tears, because he was given a box of cookies, and one of the cookies was also bitten. And all the other children received toys,” they complained Other parents are also under the scandalous post.
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“Secret Santa” is a popular Christmas tradition for the anonymous exchange of gifts in a group. Each participant draws lots to find out for whom he will become a “secret Santa”. As a rule, this creates a festive atmosphere.
