How important is it to you that gifts exchanged between two parties are of similar value?
If Family A gives Family B a $200 gift, is it ok for Family B to give Family A a $20 gift? If you were Family B, would you feel obligated to spend closer to $200, even if the $20 gift is something they'd enjoy?
What if Family A had a lot more money? Should the financial situation of each giver matter? Why or why not?
Is it inappropriate for Family A to spend so much money on Family B, knowing they can't comfortably afford to reciprocate a gift of similar value? What if the expensive gift was something Family B could really use but can't comfortably afford?
If you were Family B, would you be upset, feeling like Family A was obligating you to spend more money than you can really afford? Would you interpret this as Family A trying to show off?
If Family A gives Family B a $200 gift, is it ok for Family B to give Family A a $20 gift? If you were Family B, would you feel obligated to spend closer to $200, even if the $20 gift is something they'd enjoy?
What if Family A had a lot more money? Should the financial situation of each giver matter? Why or why not?
Is it inappropriate for Family A to spend so much money on Family B, knowing they can't comfortably afford to reciprocate a gift of similar value? What if the expensive gift was something Family B could really use but can't comfortably afford?
If you were Family B, would you be upset, feeling like Family A was obligating you to spend more money than you can really afford? Would you interpret this as Family A trying to show off?
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