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That is AWESOME!
Well I don't know what you expected. Sooner or later you have to start supporting yourself. Good think you found out sooner. Don't want to be a complete loser.
She did that well:) but..since you were asking for stuff for your birthday she shouldn't have done that. But really at 23 you should be 5 years into already being financially responsible for yourself.
Sorry to say but yeah, YDI. You're 23 ffs, welcome to the real world. I was financially responsible for myself at 18. Even though it was your birthday, I still don't think now is the time to be asking parents (or anybody for that matter) for anything that isn't vital. Birthday presents are a bonus of life and I'm sorry to say, not all families can afford that right now. Be happy you got a mirror that you seem to like and that your parents know the best gift they can give you is a life lesson. And fyi, when you move into a new place, it's best to ask for things that you NEED, not WANT, such as groceries, cleaning supplies, and things needed to live...not things to decorate with.
You ask for groceries as a birthday present? He needed to furnish his new place, and having, say, a mirror that he needed anyway saves him money he can then use in groceries. I would rather give (and get!) a mirror instead of a bag of groceries for a birthday... He wasn't asking for a handout, he was asking for a GIFT on his BIRTHDAY!
Okay, I agree that at 23 he is responsible for himself, but still, his mom didn't have to point that out by being a sarcastic asshole.
Even though I agree that you should be 100% financially responsible for yourself by now, your mom was a bitch about it. Save the note so if she ever asks you for anything that will cost you money you can hand it back to her.
either she hates you or loves you
i agree that you should have gotten something for your birthday and it shouldn have been a life lesson but your 23 now and you should have been taught to never ask for something its rude unless they ask you what you want and them getting you a mirrow are you effin kidding me thats bull shit if your just starting out or whatever they should have gotten you something useful but whatever
I think your mother is a passive aggressive person. She not only did she buy you a gift, but with the gift was a letter attached because she couldn't make face.
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I don't mean to be rude, but if you're 23, you should be financially responsible for yourself. YDI.
Give it back to her when she needs a loan.