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What should I get my husband for our our aniversary?

In the past years I've already gotten him a massage, a fishing trip and pole, cards, dinner, movies, baseball tickets, ... BUt this year i'm feeling forgotten since all i got for my birthday and mother's day was a card (he didn't even buy one for my kids on mother's day) .. I think one year he bought me a watch and another sunglasses.. but come on i feel like i spend about $100 and i get $30 on me .. So what advice do you all suggest.. I have a card already but feel i should get something else (cheap)..

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  • 1 decade ago
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    I think a card with your heartfelt expressions should be enough for him...There is nothing right about buying a gift under compulsion...at this point that is what you would be doing. Let it be this year. Not to get even in any way, marriage isn't based on that. But take out the pressure and stress of what to get and what not to get...just give what you feel is right from the heart...Another time when its not the center of a hot debate...explain calmly how you feel...that you don't want the things for them being the "things" that you want him to show he thinks of you...Ask if that is possible? And find out what is his "theory" on that. I wish you the best. And Happy Anniversary....and many many more!!!

  • 1 decade ago

    Go all out. I did that once. My wife bought me a brush for Christmas one year. A friggin' brush with a mirror in the handle! On her birthday I bought her FRONT ROW tickets to her favorite country singer for her and her friend. That Christmas I bought them tickets for a three day, two night cruise in the western caribbean. I've gotten good gifts every since.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    If he doesn't reciprocate with a nice thoughtful gift for you, then I would just get him a card and make him his favorite meal. I wouldn't buy a fishing trip, baseball tickets or any of the other stuff. It's called "teaching him a lesson." Be sure to be sweet and nice though....lessons work better that way.

  • 1 decade ago

    You need to spend some leisure time together. Take him AND YOURSELF out for a pedicure; or both go to his favorite restaurant...is what I suggest.

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    bunch of flowers and really you will benefit from them

  • 1 decade ago

    let that be it... it would be more than he got you

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