Is it OK ,if i bought a gift for a friend (boy) for hid birthday,even if  know him for 2 months only?
448124
You like him, don't you?\n\nOf course it's okay but be careful (i.e. don't expect him to be impressed, esp. if he doesn't appreciate it).  It's just the way guys are.
999596
Take him on a trip and create happy memories. Make sure there are activities there that he will love and book some. Really isn't time with you an excellent gift?
440921
Flowers are nice. Depends on how secure he is and if he actually likes flowers. I like the thought behind the gift much more than the gift. If someone remebered that I said I liked something once. Or paid attention to things I like and got some (like Zero brand candy bars) Stuff like that. But that's just me.
888346
a gift card maybe like a 25 dollar one,you don't know him too well so you don't want to spend too much but you don't know where this is going so you don't want to get him a 5 dollar gift either.you can put it inside a card that says you're glad to have meet him or something like that.or you can put it inside a nice picture frame that way you can box it and it looks bigger.
730215
don't worry about it, t hough you are a bit  old.  if ur friend is ur age then she can acompany u.
711164
Hmm. It depends what your price range is. I don't know if there are certain gifts that are approprite in this situation, but if it were me I would arrange a weekend getaway. I'm sure he can use a nice relaxing break!
855426
That is perfect. I know how awkward gift buying for your guy can be especially if you havent been together too long...but yes the watch will be great! Merry Christmas!
552404
Yes, it's wrong. Your son deserves his own new presents. If you want to pass on the older stuff to him, do it, but not as his birthday present. He's going to feel cheated and resentful. As well he should!
761901
Well, Guys generally do not give their Friends birthday gifts. So I think the answer to your question in context would be because that is what woman do.
1060596
It all depends on who liked him first and if the two of you shared that information together before you started seeing your boy. \n\nNow, if you are seeing him and you haven't shared that info with your friend then I'm wondering why. I would think that one would share with her friend if she has nothing to hide…right?\n\nBe blessed.
1163642
Try Yahoo-Shopping's Gift Finder (1st link under "Sources" below). You work your way through a few menus by selecting choices (his age, gender and so on) and, at the end, it gives you suggestions. For example, I took the information you gave, guessed at his age (18) and "life style" ("fitness fanatic") and got suggestions. To see them, click on the 2nd link below under "Sources"\n\n\n\nGood luck!
754723
My brother's birthday is day after christmas and every year he got short-changed. Aunties, etc. wold say "Oh, junior, we got you a bigger present because it is for both Christmas and your birthday". a kid doesn't think that's very cool. A kid - and an adult -doesn't care if you spent $5. or $25. so long as the gift is cool. Once we became adults I made a special point of always giving my brother a separate birthday gift - and NEVER used Christmas wrapping!! (like some people did). If you ditch Christmas, you are still short-changing her, dummy-cakes. You do the whole Christmas thing as usual but maybe you buy a very personal gift , set your alarm clock for 12:01 December 25th, wake her up with a kiss and a glass of champagne and say "Happy Birthday, darling, sweetie, lambie-pie,cuddles. This moment is just for you because I love you!" Trust me, all day Christmas she'll be bragging to all her friends and relatives about the most romantic, thoughtful guy in the world - YOU!\n**Just read your add-on, and i still urge you both not to "ditch" Christmas. Been there,done that - and for the same reasons you gave. It was a disaster. Two of us in Vegas, both missing the meaning and feelings of Christmas. Start your own new traditions - things you can later share with your children from the extended families because some years you will have the kids. Buy an artificial tree, one that is exquisite, one that you can now afford because you aren't feeding a horde of people for dinner. Plan future decorating and start with this year's purchase, in following years, include those kids. You need to show the children that Christmas is important and that you are celebrating so that they want to be with you on alternate years. Whether you are feeling like a "family" this year or not, you really ARE a family, just missing a few members on this one occasion. The earlier suggestion would still hold true, but then please have a wonderful Christmas as well! You can always have a birthday cake for dessert.
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keep it hidden and do not use it until your birthday comes around.  then tell them that your friend got it for you for your birthday.  you can't say no to a birthday present.  if they accuse you of anything say, "mom, dad, they gave it to me for my birthday because you wouldn't let me have it earlier.  it is a genunine gift.  please let me have it now."\n\nta da.  don't sneak around with it.  they would find out.
834703
MY husband and sons birthdays are.. My husband always got ripped off..christmas/birthday gift.. For our son its not going to happen to him..
906347
well...why not u make something by ur own with all ur heart and give him that as a christmast present...it is cost saving as u are only 14..and it is specially from ur heart...it is meaningful..
139110
it is okay, but people his age are filled with maturness and wisdom, so take care if he is playing with u or something. You can know about that by knowing if he is kind or not ( by kind, he should be kind and not pretending to be ).
697647
At a year and a half I doubt he'll notice if his gifts were bought or made, so you may want to consider making gifts for your son. If you can sew, soft toys or a simple blankie would probably become very beloved.  Knitting or crocheting can also make wonderful soft items for small kids.\nAs for sure-fire crafts, even gifted craftspeople can have trouble marketing thier wares and frankly, it's very time consuming to do that.  \nRemember, it's the thought that counts!