The Family Gift Exchange Drama

I've always been the youngest in my family, and for as long as I can remember, we've had a tradition of exchanging gifts on Christmas Eve. It's something that everyone looks forward to, especially since my sister Emma and cousin Lily get so excited every year. But here's where things get complicated, our family likes to play a game where you can't tell anyone what gift they got until the day after. This leads to some wild guessing and hilarity, but it also means I end up with all these presents under wraps because no one tells me who gave them to me. This year was particularly frustrating for me. Emma had bought two gifts for me, a book she knew I'd love and a tech gadget that's been on my wishlist forever. But guess what? Neither of those ended up in front of me at the gift exchange table because she hadn't figured out how to sneak them under the tree without me knowing who they were from. Now, I'm not one for causing drama or holding grudges, but this has been happening every year since we started doing it. It's like my presence just doesn't factor into everyone's plans. Is there something wrong with how I handle these situations, or am I simply being too sensitive about it? Should I bring it up at the next family gathering and voice how this makes me feel, or would that be overreacting? Am I really just an afterthought in my own family traditions?