I prefer to give gifts rather than receiving them

I'm a bit of a minimalist person.

I'm not a consumerist.

I try to have andonly buy things which is veryare necessary infor my life.

So when someone gives me a gift, probably Iit will receivbe something I won't use, and will store, for this reasonjust put away. So I prefer to give gifts rather than receivinge them.

I prefer to give gifts rather than receiving them

You could also say 'instead of' receiving them

I'm not consumerist.

Nothing wrong with saying this, but you could also say something like 'I don't live a consumerist lifestyle' 'I don't subscribe to consumerism'

I try to have and buy things which is veryare necessary in my life.

So when someone gives me a gift, probably I will receive something I won't use and will store, for this reasonjust end up putting away. Because of that, I prefer to give gifts rather than receiving them.

I prefer to give giftsgiving gifts rather than receiving them

Here I just adapted the verb tense to be same as the second half of the comparative.

I'm not a consumerist.

I try to have and buy things which isonly the things that are very necessary in my life.

I just added a couple of words to insist on the minimalist concept.

So when someone gives me a gift, I will probably I will receive something I won't use and will store, f. For this reason I prefer to give gifts rather than receivinge them.

I prefer to give gifts than receiving them

I'm not a consumerist.

I try to have and buy things which isare very necessary in my life.

So when someone gives me a gift, probably I will receive something I won't use and will store, f. For this reason, I prefer to give gifts than receiving them.