Should I ask for the receipt for a bad gift that I received from my girlfriend?

You *should* be able to tell your gf that the gift, while thoughtful, isn't something you can really get use from. And that you'd like to exchange it if she still has the receipt.

That should be no problem. If she fusses and whines about it, then you know you're dealing with an immature female.

She should want you to be happy with the gift, so reinforce that it's the thought and effort she put in that means most, as it should.

No, you shouldn't ask her for the receipt!! The only time it's OK to exchange a gift is if the person who gives it to you specifically says that they don't mind if you do. Your girlfriend is likely to be pretty upset if you ask her. The best thing in this situation would be to pretend that you like the gift. What would happen if you sell it online and then your girlfriend asks you, 'Where's that xxx that I got you?"

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Yes, that would be insensitive unless she says to you something like, "If you really don't like the color (or whatever) I can give you the receipt and you can go exchange it." But unless she offers that, don't go there.

Just chalk it up to one of those things. What is more important to you? $75 or your relationship with your girlfriend?

I was taught to accept any gift graciously, even if I hate it. In fact, I just received something that I don't like and will never use, and I wrote a very nice thank-you note for it.

That's just basic good manners, no matter who the giver was. Since the giver in this case is your girlfriend, you need to be doubly sensitive.

I don't understand why you can't return it - if you know where/what store she got it from.

I've gotten gifts like that before myself (no gift receipt) and had no problem returning it to the store it came from.

I don't know she might be prettty offended. Check you NEED a reciept to exchange it, some places let you anyway if you explain it's a gift. Hope this helped!

No. Just say that it was to small or something like was wrong with it and if she has the receipt she will say lets change it...

YES WHAT IS THE gift?

if it is clothes.. just say it is not your style...

and have her go with you to buy something new.

tell her it was much too expensive!

expect her to be upset though!

if you do then she may mistake you for someone as rude as satin.

you should be happy that she gave you a gift