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AIBU- friends 'push present'

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selly24 · 27/03/2015 15:02

Perhaps I am sensitive as I believe in thoughtful, modest giving in any case but feel I have learnt something new about a friend I consider close. She has just had first baby and was posting on social media asking advice about which new practical bag to get. Her dilemma was between a few very very high end designer bags that cost SEVERAL THOUSAND POUNDS! When I queried wether she should buy a FLAT instead she said 'come on its my push present'. I never knew such a thing existed (Surely the 'gift' is a healthy beautiful child!?) I thought I knew this girl, admired her for her lack of materialism, common sense: seems totally out of character as although (her husband) earns a good salary, they have a few nice things- but they got a lot of baby gear at nct sale, 2nd hand crib etc.... Thought her priorities were different....

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TheHermitCrab · 28/03/2015 16:59

IT's a horrible term but she can do what she wants with her money.

I had a baby 3 months ago, horrible labour and birth and if I could have treated myself I would. Instead, I have 33p in the bank and no savings!

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