for your christmas present, how large is the present that you get or buy yourself? you dont have to answer if you dont want to. my equvalent to christmas is chanuka and i got a 15 dollar game that was on sale on black friday and i want to see how that ranges from the usual.

The most for an individual item was a little over $100, added all up its probably $200-250

 

I don't buy myself gifts that often for Christmas, I'm stingy

 

Typical range for something I would say is $20-50

Edited December 5, 201311 yr by Lalalablah

I never actually bought myself a christmas present because the little money I got from EMA was going on family presents during that month.

 

But now, I'll honestly just buy what I want depending on whether or not I'm doing anything expensive that week (I have £40 a week after spending a chunk of my loan until January when the next installment comes in where I'll have like £120 something a week).  I bought myself Resonance of Fate(£12?), Make Up Brushes (£12), some clothes (£30), think I'll treat myself to a Link between Worlds (KH games are usually the ones ones I buy when they come out) and will be getting a new tv in January.  

 

I don't really see them as christmas presents since I don't wrap them, I just happen to  be buying stuff around Christmas time for myself.

I usually have about a $25 range, but I also only buy for immediate family on Christmas because I'm a stingy bastard like that.

I only care that the present has meaning: 

My aunt got me socks one year, because mine were all worn out. 

Cost about 11 bucks, but the price was meaningless compared to the thought and love behind it. 

 

I do that on my own shopping: I bought my mom a snowglobe of her fav cartoon character: 7 bucks, pure joy. 

This year, who knows, but I'm thinking of a 20 buck range to get that shirt she wants. 

 

My cousin's getting nuthin. >->

Edited December 5, 201311 yr by TheTimidLight

I only care that the present has meaning: 

My aunt got me socks one year, because mine were all worn out. 

Cost about 11 bucks, but the price was meaningless compared to the thought and love behind it. 

 

I do that on my own shopping: I bought my mom a snowglobe of her fav cartoon character: 7 bucks, pure joy. 

This year, who knows, but I'm thinking of a 20 buck range to get that shirt she wants. 

 

My cousin's getting nuthin. >->

give him a dildo, I'm sure he'll love it!

give him a dildo, I'm sure he'll love it!

I'm ignoring this, 

but I WOULD send him a nice bomb.  :angry: Damn scuzzbag'd deserve it, too. 

I only care that the present has meaning: 

My aunt got me socks one year, because mine were all worn out. 

Cost about 11 bucks, but the price was meaningless compared to the thought and love behind it. 

 

I do that on my own shopping: I bought my mom a snowglobe of her fav cartoon character: 7 bucks, pure joy. 

This year, who knows, but I'm thinking of a 20 buck range to get that shirt she wants. 

 

My cousin's getting nuthin. >->

you just became the defenition of AWESOME!!!! seriously you deserve a medal. i could not imagine a better answer!

you just became the defenition of AWESOME!!!! seriously you deserve a medal. i could not imagine a better answer!

Wow... 

Thanks. :S

No idea. I don't really buy gifts for myself, though.

I love recieving any gift (Handmade ones are amazing!)

This year I'd love a new computer specifically, since I'm getting into animation and video editing. And my own has deteriorated completely.

It's a very expensive purchase, so I'm not raising my hopes up.

Edited December 6, 201311 yr by _The Door To Light_

Well, I have two responses for this. One is how much I'd pay for someone else. I barely get any money, so I usually just scavenge around to see if there's anything I don't want anymore that my friends might want. The other is how much my parents would get for me. Right now, they're still stuck deciding if they want to get me a Wii U, so...yeah...not too high at the moment.

The gifts I get for my friends are usually $30-40, and I'll usually get myself something nice, maybe $200 on up. I typically don't spend much on myself anyway, so for Christmas and my birthday, I tend to go all out.