Dating question men!..please help!!!!
chicklidell
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Here goes, my best friend has been dating this fellow for 2 weeks, they see each other almost everyday for lunch, this weekend he's taking her to see Star Wars 3D, they are both total star wars nerds...she wants to make him a build a bear dressed as Darth Vader as a gift, she thought it would be cute. He hasn't given her anything yet, no flowers...no nothing, pays for lunches and all...but no gifts have been exhanged. Is this a stupid thing to give a man?? he's 28 she's 34. or is it cute...is it too soon? should she wait? I think she should just do it..she wants to , it's harmless and Ithink it's rather cute...some of our other friends think she should wait for him to gift first, or that it's a juvenile gift..I think she's unique..i'm not into stuffed animals but have to say that would be pretty cool and show she's thoughtful..who says youhave to wait for the man??? Any ideas on this...I hate when I'm wrong!! lol and I think she should do it, cause she wants to.
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I think it is awesome!!! Give him the bear forget about any so called rules. Do what feels right!0
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I'm not a man... but I think it's thoughtful but too soon. If he's a Star Wars nerd, he's going to love it but maybe wait a couple of months or so.0
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I think it is a great idea. Who wouldn't love a teddy bear Darth0
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Naw...that's a cool gift, especially since you say he's a SW nerd. No need to wait. No rules. I'd rather have Chewy though, but that's just me.0
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Naw...that's a cool gift, especially since you say he's a SW nerd. No need to wait. No rules. I'd rather have Chewy though, but that's just me.
hahaha! she can choose btw a storm trooper and Darth Vader...haha! he likes Darth maul, which they don't have!...but it's build a bear!! only two choices! we're here right now...trying to figure this out!!!! lol0 -
Do it. They are going to go see Star Wars so there is a common interest there even if I never bought into such movies. 2 weeks a bit early for either to be overly concerned about who bought gifts, etc. but I think under these circumstances it is a harmless gesture.0
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HAHAHAHAHAH!! thank god she didn't meet him online!! lol0 -
Do it. They are going to go see Star Wars so there is a common interest there even if I never bought into such movies. 2 weeks a bit early for either to be overly concerned about who bought gifts, etc. but I think under these circumstances it is a harmless gesture.
I agree...it's not a ring...no commitment, just cute.0 -
Do it. They are going to go see Star Wars so there is a common interest there even if I never bought into such movies. 2 weeks a bit early for either to be overly concerned about who bought gifts, etc. but I think under these circumstances it is a harmless gesture.
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I say give it.......adorable but non committed gift!0
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I see no reason in having to play by some so-called rules of "waiting". I say be yourself, and if she wants to give him a cute gift, she should. Hell, if they're seeing each other every day, odds are they're probably giving each other more than a teddy bear.0
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They are both adults, so screw `the rules`!! I don`t think it`s too early for a little bear, it`s a super cute, very thoughtful and unique gesture. They obviously like each other and have much in common, so celebrate that! Hope he loves it when she gives it to him!0
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I see no reason in having to play by some so-called rules of "waiting". I say be yourself, and if she wants to give him a cute gift, she should. Hell, if they're seeing each other every day, odds are they're probably giving each other more than a teddy bear.
omg!!! :blushing: :devil: :smokin: if she is...she's not talking!!! lol0 -
Do it. They are going to go see Star Wars so there is a common interest there even if I never bought into such movies. 2 weeks a bit early for either to be overly concerned about who bought gifts, etc. but I think under these circumstances it is a harmless gesture.
I agree...it's not a ring...no commitment, just cute.
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I don't believe there is any harm in giving him a bear modeled after a shared interest as long as it's given no strings attached and it is not extraordinarily expensive.0
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I don't know any men who enjoy Build-a-bear.0
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I say give it! It's sweet and thoughtful but not overbearing!0
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I don't know any men who enjoy Build-a-bear.
neither do I ..but I still think it's pretty cool..even if it ends up as a chew toy for his dog..who's named after a star wars character (Sidious) ..I think the fact that it's a build a bear isn't a factor as much as it's a star wars bear.0 -
I agree with Contrarian ... there are SO MANY Star Wars related trinkets she can buy ... and IMO a teddy bear is kind of an intimate gift to give an adult you've only been dating two weeks.
Buy him a pez dispenser or a tee-shirt, and save the stuffed animals for 1] when you're sure he would even appreciate a stuffed bear and 2] you've been banging for a while.0 -
I think it would be cool but for the fact that it wasn't something she just walked by and say, "Hey, that's cool!". It almost seems like she's trying too hard.
But then again it is Star Wars so sure why not.0 -
I think it would be cool but for the fact that it wasn't something she just walked by and say, "Hey, that's cool!". It almost seems like she's trying too hard.
But then again it is Star Wars so sure why not.
We're all at the mall now...she caught a glmpse of the star wars bear in the display..that's what started this whole mess!! lol..say yes cause it's impulse?? we're still debating it!!! lol moved onto the coach store...but she wants to go back!0 -
Spontaneity is the key. In my experience, when people think too much about something, you lose that sense of anticipation and "what the heck" mindset. Your friend needs to remember however, that us guys dont think like girls do. Obviously she feels comfortable enough for a gift after only 2 weeks. Yes, they are Nerds but now highschool kids. She shouldn't be dissapointed if he reciprocates in a way that she did not expect. Again, she should just enjoy the moment. Thats just my humble opinion.0
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A girl once gave me a tazmanian devil after only a few dates...I loved it.0
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I got a stuffed bear from a girl I was dating once. TBH, it was a little creepy. Now if it had been a vintage talking GI Joe, that's another thing entirely! But, since they are Star Wars fans, might i suggest these?
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Is he going to have to carry it around all night?0
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The key in a relationship is to 'be yourself'. If you want to give a bear from the heart and it feels right, do it. For some people it might be too soon or some guys might not like it. But it might fit well for your own way of doing things and he might find it ok.0
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If it was me.. I would love getting something like that from a girl!0
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I think it completely depends on the personality of the two people involved. Most women would love to have a teddy bear, but my thoughts are, "I'm not 12". So see it all depends on the person. There isn't a right or wrong about it. If he hates it and thinks it's too soon and runs away, then maybe that's a sign that he's a jerk. If he accepts it with gratitude and appreciates the spirit in which it's given, then he might be a keeper.0
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I agree with Contrarian ... there are SO MANY Star Wars related trinkets she can buy ... and IMO a teddy bear is kind of an intimate gift to give an adult you've only been dating two weeks.
Buy him a pez dispenser or a tee-shirt, and save the stuffed animals for 1] when you're sure he would even appreciate a stuffed bear and 2] you've been banging for a while.
:noway: What a teddy bear is an intimate gift? i used to get that crap all the time all through out school and i NEVER viewed it as intimate. They have been seeing each other EVERY DAY for 2 weeks and are going on a movie date to the movie. Clearly both are big star wars geeks and im sure he has all the other trinkets and will love a teddy!
GO FOR IT i say! its a funny gift . If he doesnt like it then he is a little full of himself... he IS taking her on a movie date to see star wars!!0
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