It's The Thought That Counts?(Really?)
By Malinium
@Malinium (76)
United States
February 18, 2013 11:09pm CST
My Wife Never Tells Me What Gift She Wants.She'd Rather For Me To "Be Creative" Whatever That Means.This Always Makes Me Question My Choice And Ultimately Her Happiness.(Nerve Racking)Women Why Risk Us Getting You A Gift You'd Hate(Secretly) Instead Of Just Telling Us So As To Make Everyone Happy?(That Being You Of Course)Do You Know What You Want? Or Are You The "Be Creative" Type?
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4 responses
@Porcospino (31366)
• Denmark
28 Feb 13
I love it when my husband gives me a surprice gift. I never tell him that he has to be creative or a choose a gift on his own, so it is up to him whether he wants to surprice me or buy one of the things that I have told him about. Sometimes I don't know what I want, but I try to think of something because I know that my husband wants to buy me a gift. My husband is different from me and it is always easy for me to pick out a gift for him, because he loves material things and the list of things that he wants is very, very long
@Professor2010 (20162)
• India
19 Feb 13
Welcome to mylot
Thanks for this discussion
My wife never says, bring this/bring that, she goes by my choice, what ever i give she accepts with a smile lol.
@jenny1015 (13366)
• Philippines
19 Feb 13
I really don't want to impose on my husband that he needs to give me gifts on special occasions. (And he really does not, what a rip off!) But I have learned to not expect. But if he happens to remember, no matter what kind if gift it is, i greatly appreciate it.
@extremefun4fun (2908)
• India
19 Feb 13
I do not say to my husband about what I want. I thought he is my husband and if is he caring about me he should know what I want from him but he never care at all. then I changed myself to tell him what I really nee, not what I want because he never pay any attention or has no sense or culture of giving gift, and it is too good when I hear still in the world are men who give gift to their wife and make them happpy.