When people say not to get them any gifts for Christmas, what do you think they tend to mean?

When people say not to get them any gifts for Christmas, what do you think they tend to mean? Published on December 9, 2019 → Survey conducted on December 9, 2019 on 2635 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

I do not want a gift, and will be upset if you get me one

12%

I do not want a gift, but I will not be upset if you get me one

45%

I do want a gift, but I will not be upset if you don’t get me one

17%

I do want a gift, and I will be upset if you don’t get me one

Something else

Don’t know

15%

I do not want a gift, and will be upset if you get me one

12%

I do not want a gift, but I will not be upset if you get me one

45%

I do want a gift, but I will not be upset if you don’t get me one

17%

I do want a gift, and I will be upset if you don’t get me one

Something else

Don’t know

15%

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