Hey fellow toribashians, God here.

Anyone else feel like they didn't really get all the presents they deserved this Christmas? I had gotten really good grades all year so I figured I would for once get all the presents I asked for this year. But nope. All I wanted was 4 things, only 4 damn things how hard is that to do?
1.) Rick Owens White T-Shirt
2.) iPad OR Samsung Galaxy Tablet
3.) New Spoiler for my Mustang
4.) A few different Xbox1 and PS4 games

Well, let's look at what I actually got lmaooo....
-Just a plain white t-shirt from forever 21 or some shit, mom said she couldn't "find" what I wanted
-Well I got an "iPad" technically speaking, but it doesn't even count because it was the garbage iPad mini, not even what I asked for.
-I got a spoiler, but it was basically the one I had already, I asked for a bigger one, like tokyo drift.
- I got Mortal Kombat which is actually a pretty good game, but I still expected like 3 or 4 more games.

Anyways, like a good son I at least pretended to be happy and acted very thankful, but it's hard when you're on the verge of tears. Nevertheless it appears I will at least be able to get a few hundred dollars back by selling the stuff I don't want on ebay or whatever.

still love ya mom just try a bit harder next year lol.

You sure are a spoiled little shit, aren't you?

I'm just peachy that I even got anything this year, even though I had made it clear to mum that I didn't want anything, due to our position with money and everything, and even more happy that my family is still alive, best gift in my opinion, since my ex step dad is quite the unstable little hell spawn. Had gotten a couple of $50 cards, which my brother and I had used to get some food for the family.

you're lucky not to be starving in africa and to be living in a place like the us which is a considerably wealthier place.
christmas gives you that big opportunity to feel good by brightening up someone's day by giving them something, so do your mom a favour and actually feel really thankful for it so she can get that happiness all(or most) our parents deserve.
+ I'm pretty happy with what I got this year.