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792 days ago 5 comments Categories: The Present Tags: christmas

I want to get F something for Christmas, but right now I'm at a loss at what to get him. I don't want to get him too much and have him think that I'm coming on too strong - and I don't want to get him nothing, because - well that's not cool. lol

So what to get him? Someone was saying that I should get him something that we can do together - like maybe buy him concert tickets or something of that nature. But I don't know what concert tickets to get him. And it wouldn't be for anything soon - so I don't want him to think that I'm assuming that we're going to be together 2 - 3 months from now (although that would be the ideal situation, haha).

So any ideas? Thanks!!!

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	MJAC wrote 791 Days Ago (neutral)
	0 Take a pic of the shirt and post it, ha ha.

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	blooms wrote 792 Days Ago (neutral)
	0 hmm i really like the idea of getting him something you two can do together. I always hate buying gifts at the beginning of a relationship because you're not sure what they're expecting or what could freak them out. let alone you probably don't know the person all that well yet. Anyways, concert tickets would be fun. You could just plan a fun date for the two of you on or around his birthday and that could be your gift and then just give him a card or something. That way you can enjoy something together but you dont have to worry about whether or not you will be seeing him when the event comes around.

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	MJAC wrote 792 Days Ago (neutral)
	0 Well, you can get him a nice card to personalize your gift. But then you could get him an I-Tunes gift card or something. Make it something that he's interested in (whether it's brookstone or brooks brothers) and let him choose his own gift. That way it's impersonal, yet personal. : )

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