What does a woman really want for her birthday
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For anyone who actually cares, hubby FINALLY got it right this year! No clue if he came up with it on his own or if one of my friends happened to tell him that he better get his act together, but I really don't care because it was the best birthday I've ever had.
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buy me a tattoo or a piercing and I'm one happy girl! :bigsmile:0
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something she really wants. Technology? Jewelry? SPA gift Card (all included: massage, facial, nails, etc). plus spend time w her special dinner prepared by you or take her to her favorite rest0
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Diamonds are a girls best friend :-D0
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Nothing that has an electrical cord attached.0
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Diamonds. End thread!0
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All I know is that I would not do anything that you
regularly do. If you go to movies together often or
to dinner regularly, I would think outside the box.
Not that those things aren't fun and all but it might
look like you didn't put much thought into it if you do
the same old thing.0 -
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A vacation or trip is always great. Gives you both a break and time to rekindle some romance.0
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effort. Time. Forethought. I don't care if the night goes wrong, or I don't get some extravagant gift. But if he has been scheming for 2 weeks to surprise me, and has thought of all the details, that is all I could ask for. And diamonds, diamonds are good.0
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birthdays are over rated......at least my birthday anyway...honestly i don't care if i get anything on my birthday, as long as my husband says Happy Birthday to me, that is good enough for me.0
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A real date night, dressed up, etc...fancy restaurant and jewellery of course0
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I always like getting expensive chocolate.0
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Honest answers requested: What does a woman really want for birthday from her BF/Husband? I am not talking about world peace, love, and him wrapped in a bow. Truthfully, what should we buy them?
Lets pretend money is not a factor.
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O.K. Let me help you, my birthday just passed. A bunch of sincere positive attention! A day of things she would appreciate most, and a gift that shows care love and detail. If money was really not an object of concern do buy her something that sparkles!:bigsmile:0 -
A real date night, dressed up, etc...fancy restaurant and jewellery of course0
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:bigsmile:Well, since my birthday is right around the corner, I'll tell you what I want.
I want my husband to take me out on a date. A REAL date. As in, tell me what time to be ready and that's all I have to do.
I want him to plan every last little detail, like making plans for the kids to spend the night somewhere, making dinner reservations, taking me to see a show at the Performing Arts Center, and renting a hotel room. I want him to think of things that he normally wouldn't do.
Do I think it will happen? Nope.
I wish he could understand how something like this would mean so much to me. I am so tired of taking care of everyone and everything that I could freakin' scream. I want one night where I don't have to think about a damn thing besides enjoying myself and feeling like I'm actually worth someone's attention.0 -
Depends on the woman.
I'm pretty nerdy so I accept anything along the lines of cute vintage dresses,t-shirts with awesome prints on, xbox games/points, quirky jewellery, DVD boxsets, gadgets, action figures( from games mostly), board games.
I accept, my list is probably not what the average woman wants. :P0 -
The birthday girl should not have to plan where to go for dinner or the night/weekend out. You plan a nice night out based on what you know she'll love. It doesn't have to be a surprise, just as long as you plan it. This year, my boyfriend has planned for us to go out to a show to see a band we like and he's also going to cook me dinner. I don't want jewelry or any gift really, when I need or want something I buy it myself. For birthday's though I just like to have something planned for the weekend and go out with my boyfriend and have a great time!0
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I just posted a thread where I'm trying to decide between a Fitbit, a HRM, running shoes and a bike... My parents are going to get me one of these things. My husband will probably get me another one of the things.
I don't really care if I get anything but since my bday is coming up and my parents & hubby both asked what I wanted, those 4 things are what I told them.0 -
Nothing that has an electrical cord attached.
????? Really?
I'd do a dance of joy if someone got me a Dyson vaccum. lol But those things are like $500+ and it's never going to happen..0 -
Well, since my birthday is right around the corner, I'll tell you what I want.
I want my husband to take me out on a date. A REAL date. As in, tell me what time to be ready and that's all I have to do.
I want him to plan every last little detail, like making plans for the kids to spend the night somewhere, making dinner reservations, taking me to see a show at the Performing Arts Center, and renting a hotel room. I want him to think of things that he normally wouldn't do.
Do I think it will happen? Nope.
I wish he could understand how something like this would mean so much to me. I am so tired of taking care of everyone and everything that I could freakin' scream. I want one night where I don't have to think about a damn thing besides enjoying myself and feeling like I'm actually worth someone's attention.
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A trip away... preferably staying in a place that has a spa.
this one is perfect.0 -
every woman is different.
i'm not kidding when i say if you don't know what she wants by now ASK HER
or ... if you're desperate to make it a surprise, ask her best friend, sister, mother, etc. for ideas.
But srsly, get to know her well enough that you know what she wants0 -
My perfect birthday gift would be for my husband to do all the cleaning, cooking and take care of the children for the day while I went to a spa and got a 2 hour massage:) LOL I am super easy to please;)0
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I night or weekend away where you make all of the plans and a little box w/ something sparkly inside. (not a little sparkly winky) wink wink
This but I do have to say that I have received sparkly things from my hubby that I love and I also received a pirate's dagger that I loved just as much. It suited me wonderfully because we are such big rennies / pirates and I didn't have one yet. so I say make sure the gift is something that fits her personality. The fact that you paid attention to her likes and interests will impress her sooo much!!0 -
I know **I** have been pining away for some obscenely expensive Frye riding boots....shoes or jewelry are always a good choice, if you know her style well enough. Take her to the mall and just hang back. Quietly listen and take note of anything she points out or stops to admire. Pay attention long enough and eventually you'll be able to predict what types of things she beelines for.
That's what my husband does, and always picks out things I like. I've never wanted to return anything he's picked out for me, in the three years we've been together.0 -
If money is no object I would take a 1964 1/2 Mustang Convertible....light blue, white leather, white top. )
But all in all it depends on the woman. I like utilitarian gifts instead of stuff like jewelry.0 -
My birthday is in less than 2 weeks. I asked my husband for a Bluetooth enabled stereo for my car & new tubes for my bike. About to ask him for a FitBit Ultra to round things out.
If time & money were no object at all -- I'd want a week-long trip to Australia or Hawaii!!!0 -
An old Chevy truck.
this!!0 -
He wont be reading this, but I've dropped hints, and lets see what he comes up with.
As I mentioned before, I feel I "missed out" on a 50th birthday party last year. So I'd like a party. I know he recently won a prize which was a do-it-yourslef Oktoberfest kit - CD of oompah music, coasters, a little sign that says "BierGarten". So if he ran me a mini Oktober fest in the back garden with a handful of friends and family, possibly gave me the special edition troll bead to match the event, I'd be chuffed to bits.0
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