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so i recently made a Christmas wish list but one person said it was to much,here is my list:
''Nintendo 3DS or 2DS''
''new iPod touch''
''nendoroid petites''
''native's yume kondo scale figure''
that's it that is all i want for Christmas but aside from that,do you think im being spoiled?
Just be happy with whatever you get. I personally dont really celebrate christmas or my birthday though.
Uhh, depends on the income level your family is at. My family is working class so getting even one of those things from that list would be amazing. My aunt's family, on the other hand, can afford that so that's barely a list to them, they're upper middle class.
Not really spoiled since they're just things you WANT. Electronics can be quite pricey, though. As long as you don't complain about not getting everything you wanted, you should be fine.
Ey! Christmas isn't really about presents and getting stuff! Just celebrate tne birth of Jesus (If you're in that religion). Maybe just one of those would be fine. Then the next year, you could get another, then next, and next (maybe that might happen).
And, uh... *dresses up in a Hetalia Finland Santa costume* Merry Christmas!
I don't understand people having a wish list. I don't think I ever did such a thing from quite early on....probably not after primary or early high school. I'd be more inclined to save up and buy it myself.
If you were my son... would have nothing, after such a list!
What makes you think or what have you done to deserve all that?
Don't you take your parents for granted?
I sincerely hope you give great head, if you expect presents like those.
My parents shut me down when I tried to believe in Santa. They said Santa was any guy dressed in a Santa suit. Plus, we didn't celebrate Christmas because is was a Jesusy holiday according to them. Also, they said it was a sin to celebrate my birthday whenever I suggested it. But good for you. If I were you, I'd ask for similar things. However, whenever I get presents from my American friends, I just see it as an obligation.
Depends on whether you'll get good use out of all the stuff. You're only spoiled when you get stuff you'll never get good use out of.
When I was a kid I wrote my Christmas lists in order of priority. That way my parents knew I didn't need everything on the list, and they knew what to get me if they only wanted to get me one thing.
A part of me has sort of soured on the whole "Christmas cheer" thing. Most people I've come across make the most demanding lists and are so whiny and ungrateful when they don't get what they want. Then again I shouldn't complain. I'm a person that celebrates Christmas just so I can ask for stuff I don't feel like buying for myself like a five shelf bookcase or a manga book.
As for your list, it might be. An iPod touch and a Nintendo 3DS aren't exactly cheap.
You could be a Grinch like me, and oh my God I got to try to find it again but I remember I saw a recliner built-in bookshelves on the sides it was the coolest year ever