brinstar wrote:SHUT UP LANGSTON YOU DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT HIS LIFE WHY DON'T YOU MAKE UP SOME MORE BULLSHIT BECAUSE YOU LIKE DICKS YOU'RE SO PATHETIC KEEP POSTING BECAUSE IT'S ENTERTAINING TO HIM
I think it's great you feel this way about her, hon. But, seriously, a gift like that won't touch her heart the way you think it will. Find something that means something to her, not something that means something to you.
Women want a man who is a man. Don't buy into that touchy feely crap about women wanting a sensitive man. It's all a bunch of BS and propaganda.
BTW....don't I count for the age spread? I'm 37.
Inside each person lives two wolves. One is loyal, kind, respectful, humble and open to the mystery of life. The other is greedy, jealous, hateful, afraid and blind to the wonders of life. They are in battle for your spirit. The one who wins is the one you feed.
Martrae wrote:Women want a man who is a man. Don't buy into that touchy feely crap about women wanting a sensitive man. It's all a bunch of BS and propaganda.
That's what I tried to tell him with my post but you put it a lot better than I could have.
The last thing he wants is for his girlfriend or friend who is a girl or whatever the fuck she is to get a gift from him that's from his heart and say, "aw, that's cute." Then pat him on the head.
Harrison wrote:No, this was fully expected from you rejects
odd....most of us are married, have gotten some from the opposite sex or are in serious relationships. So what is your definition of romance Don Juan? 'cause obviously it must be different then the general consensus.
I think a gift for a lady should have a long term resonating effect, not just a few moments of jollies. Harrison's idea is something that might get a cute giggle (depending on the girl) but how long is that gift going to last?
Gifts should all have their place in the presentation. The main course (jewelry, coat, bag), then things around it to spice up the presentation (flowers and candy) and of course the appropriate setting (nice night out, fancy place, nice scenery). At least, thats my formula for a good gift. Some may disagree.