Fairy.Vegetto said:
"Wait, who said about not celebrating Christmas?
You can still celebrate and give gifts, and not want anything in return."
Then maybe you should make your question more clear. When you ask
"Can it be possible to not want anything for Christmas?"
then we give you people who don't want anything for Christmas (i.e. people who don't celebrate it).
It wasn't about whether they celebrate Christmas or not directly. It was that since they don't celebrate it, they obviously aren't wanting/expecting gifts on a holiday they don't celebrate, and this would fall under the category of your question "Can it be possible not to want anything for Christmas"
And the answer was yes.
Ask a better question next time and you'll get a better answer. You got an answer for the question that you did ask, however.
My question was perfectly stated. People outside of the aboved quoted understood it.
My question to you is, how do you get "not want anything" to be to mean "not celebrate"? And yes, this is a serious question. Don't think I'm attacking you or anything before you get all defensive about it.
Oh wait, you did answer that question. You even stated that you understood the question, you just didn't state your answer correctly.
gotcha