My kind of person!!
Although I don't think there's anything wrong with the occasional "fluff" (present that has no real useful / practical purpose) I am sick of a deluge of such gifts... Just a bunch of junk that you didn't want and you didn't need and it just to me represents a waste of money
When my husband was alive I really enjoyed shopping for him all year, I bought him practical gifts (like super cozy warm work socks, other things that he needed for work) but I'd also buy a few things that I knew would just bring a lot of joy to his soul, one of them was a plastic pop-up playset that could fit into something that looked a little bit like a suitcase, that you would put your little toy cars and things on, similar to one that he had when he was a young child.
Didn't need it. But he loved it.
Today, because we try to downplay gift-giving in our family as none of us really have a lot of money to spend on things that are not essential, I try to make sure that my gifts are as practical as possible (for instance emergency kit full of dehydrated food, first aid kit to put in the car, a calendar for next year but made out of family photographs) and I also don't like to give them at actual Christmas because that puts too much pressure on reciprocation and I don't want to put anyone in that position if they aren't able to give a gift. So I usually give my gifts around this time of year, about a month before, and I just say "it's not a Christmas gift, I just wanted to give this to you"
I love being able to give, but I'm sensitive to wastefulness of money, and buying unneeded items, and a sensitivity that we can't all afford to have as much disposable income.
Practical gifts may be seen as boring by some people, but I feel that they can be definitely a gift showing that you're listening to the person, that you care about them, and it can be a gift that is used and enjoyed almost every day.
Someone might be extremely unhappy at receiving a new vacuum cleaner for instance, because it's not at all fun and doesn't feel like a gift but if I don't have to struggle with my old vacuum cleaner that's a pain to use every single day that I use it, and every time I use the new one I'm happy because it's so much easier to use, then I think that's a wonderful gift.