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Honest-Sector-4558 commented on post ❤reddit Both she and my brother are the youngest of their families and she said that they get so many hand-me-downs from their siblings that they couldn't keep track of them all. Her solution was to start selling these gifts off online to make a few extra bucks. Just to clarify, these are not "gifts." A hand-me-down is an item someone else has already used but no longer wants. That's very different from them purchasing something brand new for a specific person. A lot of people who give hand-me-downs are just happy to be rid of those things, because they no longer use them and are taking up space. They also have the option to try and sell or repurpose these items, but if they choose to give it to someone else that's on them. I told her that the people buying those items are probably the same people who would benefit from getting them for free and that she's taking advantage of them. Full stop, this is a huge reach on your part. Tons of people resell used items or other things for a few bucks on various apps or at garage sales. Should all of those people not be allowed to resell things? They're putting in the work to market the item, and they're probably selling it for very little profit. I think YTA for trying to insist something that is perfectly normal is somehow inherently wrong. She is not taking advantage of people, she is putting in time and effort to make what sounds like a minimal profit off items she has an abundance of.

The top comment really sums it up


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