Do you feel offense.....?

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Joe R

Not offense exactly, but disappointed or hurt, because I don't think that the lack was meant to be a personal slight. I assume that the person probably tended to focus more on the gift and missed the significance of having been given a gift, or the person just wasn't properly taught to acknowledge a gift. I've decided a long time ago to give just for the sake of giving, and not for thanks.

bean

depends on the situation, if I gave someone a scolding I wouldn't expect them to thank me ...lol...

Expecting my 2nd angel!

i feel MAD AS HELL!!!

LOL

DRE

YES BECAUSE IT SHOWS THEY HAVE NO HOME TRAINING

GarisHalus

yea my gal used to throw a ring that i bought for her on birthday. I'm really offended and ... tah la ... no word to describe the feeling. she only said sorry after about a year. haih

NeverShoutNancehhh

omg yes,
like for instance
right now.
i gave my friend this website she has been looking for forever
i gave her the link
and then i let her copy some answers
and she is like
okay im done

Brownie 12

Yes-they are not respectful. They do not want to show or make you feel good by showing that they appreciate the gift. It is like they do not care.

hepiâ™£dva

Hello Rafaz :)

Depending on the situation & person, and also my mood ~ I might just stay happy & cheerful and not be affected, or I might end up cursing the person beneath my lips... heheheheee~!!

Jangan takut ok~!! *Blush*

Sweet Girl

Yep. That is really rude. It seems to happen a lot unfortunately though. I would suggest not to give something to that person again if they don't even say thank you. :)

Â©actâŠâŠaÂ®

Yeah, that's lacking in the most basic manners!

Fake Bean bin Laden

that mean the receiver don't like you

darks3ct0r13

apeeka

i feel good.tenenenet.hehehe

Mr. Bobo [Chantek ker..]

yeah Bean's right..i've i give a smack on someone face, i shouldn't hope that he or she say thank to me and appreciated it LOL~

Effendi R

I don't worry so much about a 'thank you'; there are plenty of cultures here where people accept 'gifts' as something that they have merited. In return, they also give you something, but it might be at some times much later. It is their way of saying thank you. I hope though that my gifts are appreciated. So I choose carefully, and then give for the sake of giving and from my heart. And I give to those who merited my attention and respect for some reason or other. No thanks required - a gift is sometimes my way of saying thanks in the first place!

V. MG A

It depends on who the person is.

Mrs.Cancer

If you gave something to someone no matter who it maybe. Just be happy, because you wanted too not because you have too.

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