I think for something that has significance or emotional value definitely give it in person. For more everyday things I'm not as sure, it would tend to feel a bit like having to address what is going to happen everytime you give them something. There's no denying it, but it can be very emotionally draining to have to confront it. Sometimes it can be better to live life as normally as you can for as long as you can. Not sure if that makes sense.
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