{"id":221790,"date":"2023-08-29T08:10:00","date_gmt":"2023-08-29T08:10:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/allworldreport.com\/?p=221790"},"modified":"2023-08-29T08:10:00","modified_gmt":"2023-08-29T08:10:00","slug":"women-reveal-the-worst-gifts-theyve-ever-been-given","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/allworldreport.com\/lifestyle\/women-reveal-the-worst-gifts-theyve-ever-been-given\/","title":{"rendered":"Women reveal the worst gifts they've ever been given"},"content":{"rendered":"
Women have revealed the worst gifts they’ve ever been given in a hilarious online thread.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Taking to British parenting platform Mumsnet, one poster revealed her husband had bought her a toilet brush for their 20th wedding anniversary.<\/p>\n
The same woman also received a\u00a0book of 1001 recipe ideas, which may not sound like the worst gift, but she was in\u00a0hospital with\u00a0gallstones at the time.<\/p>\n
After sharing her less-than-amazing presents, the woman urged others to share their own funny stories, and reveal the bad gifts they had received throughout the years.\u00a0<\/p>\n
And it turns out the poster was not alone in receiving badly-chosen presents – others were happy to share some of their own let-downs, including anti-ageing cream, a book titled How to be Happy, and a frying pan.<\/p>\n
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Women have revealed the worst gifts they’ve ever been given in a hilarious online thread (stock image)\u00a0<\/p>\n
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Taking to British parenting platform Mumsnet, one mum revealed her husband once bought her a ‘toilet brush’ for their 20th wedding anniversary<\/p>\n
In her post, the woman wrote: ‘What’s the worst gift you\u2019ve ever had? I’ve got a couple of examples. For our 20th wedding anniversary my husband bought me a toilet brush (admittedly it was one that I’d been seeking for a while, but really!).<\/p>\n
‘Many years ago I was in hospital (gallstones) and my get well gift was a massive book of 1001 recipe ideas, I tried not to take offence but once again….really?<\/p>\n
‘Would love to hear of anyone else’s gift fails. Lighthearted.’<\/p>\n
One response to the post read: ‘When I was a teenager my dad forgot so he went to a petrol station and bought me a mini football and a copy of Q Magazine.\u00a0I didn’t mind but I pointed out that they actually also sell booze and chocolate in petrol stations.’<\/p>\n
Another said: ‘When I was pregnant with my first baby, a work colleague gave me three pull ups. They were in a pretty gift bag, just loose. She had a toddler at the time so I guess they were spare!’<\/p>\n
A further poster appeared to have received such a slew of unusual gifts that she wrote her response in point form.<\/p>\n
The first gift they listed was ‘a cookbook with the words \u201cmeat feasts\u201d in the title when I had been vegetarian for over 10 years by that point’.<\/p>\n
The next gift they revealed was little better. The post revealed it was: ‘Tickets to a well known theme parks that has lots of rollercoasters and fast rides, when I had been suffering pain from a car crash for about two years by that point.’<\/p>\n
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Many rushed to the comments with their own toe curling presents including ‘anti-aging cream’, a book on ‘How To Be Happy’ and ‘Frying pan’<\/p>\n
And the third present was equally thoughtless: ‘A dressing gown in a colour I am known for hating. I must have looked surprised as I unwrapped it, as the giver said: “I know you don\u2019t like blue. but they didn\u2019t have any other dressing gowns in your size”.\u00a0<\/p>\n
‘So you deliberately bought me a present you knew I wouldn\u2019t like, rather than buying literally any other present from that department store?’<\/p>\n
Further terrible gifts were shared by another poster, who revealed: ‘Worst was extremely cheap swimmers from my nan that went completely see-through when wet (in public.) Age about 12 at the time. Second was a dirty plate from SIL.’<\/p>\n
A number of poorly-chosen gifts received by women seemed to have been bought by the men in their lives.<\/p>\n
In fact, a number of responses suggested that some husbands were definitely in the dog house after their wives were less than impressed with their gifts.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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Some husbands were definitely in the dog house after women were less than impressed with their gifts<\/p>\n
One disappointed respondent wrote: ‘Frying pan from DH. To make matters worse it was in a big exciting box and I left it til last.’<\/p>\n
This was slightly more exciting than another home product, with one Mumsnetter admitting: “My husband bought me a toilet seat for my birthday.’<\/p>\n
Another said: ‘I got a mahogany coloured toilet seat as an anniversary present from my now ex husband, that was a bit disappointing.’<\/p>\n
While someone else wrote: ‘About to date myself here, but who cares. It was a Jane Fonda exercise video from DH. My weight has been a sensitive issue for much of my adult life.<\/p>\n
‘I didn’t say anything, but I just stored it and never used it. It was a misguided attempt to support and help me. Nothing more. To be fair, in 30 years of marriage it is the only bad gift he has ever bought me.’<\/p>\n