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The Dark King said:
So back on that saddle and dating a new woman. I'm really optimistic and want to show it. Her bday is coming up soon and I've only know her a month. I wanted to get her a first edition of her favorite book from childhood. It's a little over a 100 bucks. Is that too much too soon?
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Green light. Her bday just happened to come soon. (if you guys have at least been intimate, if not it's too soon do it randomly and later.)
 
Since1980 said:
That's a pretty awesome gift but spending that much on her so soon may make her think that you're moving too fast. Men and women have their differences definitely but if a woman bought me a $100 gift after only knowing each other for a month that would make me pretty uncomfortable.

But I live in Georgia so that hundred bucks probably goes a bit farther down here lol.
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This was my thought, too. And what I meant about precedent is that if a man gave me a $100 gift early in, I would feel that he may expect the same from me and I'm not ready to spend that much money on someone I've only known for a month. I don't think I'm alone in my thinking.
 
TDK, In the end, you know her, we don't. Go with what feels right. I think she will love it because it demonstrates that you're paying attention and that's priceless.
 
Ches said:
This was my thought, too. And what I meant about precedent is that if a man gave me a $100 gift early in, I would feel that he may expect the same from me and I'm not ready to spend that much money on someone I've only known for a month. I don't think I'm alone in my thinking.
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I'm sure you aren't alone in your thinking. I just think that's ridiculous. People should not feel that their gift giving should be limited by some odd set of unspoken rules that MAY exist somewhere.

People spend waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much time thinking about ridiculous things! WTF would you go around being concerned that someone MAY think/expect something from you? Either people are grown ups and express what they feel and think, or they aren't. No wonder so many people have so many problems relating to one another.
 
KinCA said:
LOL ok now you are sounding like the episode of Friends when Chandler bought that for Joey's gf's bday.

;)
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They don't make sitcoms like Friends any more. My son has all 10 seasons. And TDK, my son is younger than you so it's not before your time.
 
Since1980 said:
That's a pretty awesome gift but spending that much on her so soon may make her think that you're moving too fast. Men and women have their differences definitely but if a woman bought me a $100 gift after only knowing each other for a month that would make me pretty uncomfortable.

But I live in Georgia so that hundred bucks probably goes a bit farther down here lol.
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this was my first thought but her bday is here, gotta do something. Shouldn't be a big deal if he isn't suffocating her.
 
The Dark King said:
Well she's a little outside of my usual type but she's really pretty, but what drew me to her most of all was her energy. Positive energy and a light hearted disposition makes you the hottest girl in the room to me
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I love that you're drawn to positive energy :heart: Prolly doesn't hurt that she actually is the hottest girl in the room on any given occasion lol :smt007:freehug:

The Dark King said:
Not familiar before my time lol
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Fibber. I'm younger than you and I know every word from every episode...and I watched as it aired lol
 
RicardoCooper said:
Like you don't remember Friends, they rerun it somewhere everyday. You ain't that young. Quit lying
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I'm saying when it was popular it wasn't on my radar it was for 20 and 30 somethings I wasnt there yet. When it wad popular I liked shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Charmed.
I wasn'tthe intended audience
 
RaiderLL said:
I love that you're drawn to positive energy :heart: Prolly doesn't hurt that she actually is the hottest girl in the room on any given occasion lol :smt007:freehug:



Fibber. I'm younger than you and I know every word from every episode...and I watched as it aired lol
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You're the same age liar lol and maybe it was a young white girl thing because I had zero interest watching a show about adults living in the city. We were in hs kid
 
The Dark King said:
You're the same age liar lol and maybe it was a young white girl thing because I had zero interest watching a show about adults living in the city. We were in hs kid
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Hahaha friends is a young white girl thing but you watched Buffy and Charmed?! Dude your tv preferences leave much to be desired lol

And I am younger. By about 6 weeks lol
 
RaiderLL said:
Hahaha friends is a young white girl thing but you watched Buffy and Charmed?! Dude your tv preferences leave much to be desired lol

And I am younger. By about 6 weeks lol
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Yeah because at least Buffy was parallel with our age group. Friends was about people in their 20s and 30s. I guess I just couldn't relate on any level.
I always liked Sci fi fantasy since it was more inclusive
 
The Dark King said:
So back on that saddle and dating a new woman. I'm really optimistic and want to show it. Her bday is coming up soon and I've only know her a month. I wanted to get her a first edition of her favorite book from childhood. It's a little over a 100 bucks. Is that too much too soon?
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Do what you feel. But if you do give it to her, fade back a little bit so she doesn't feel obligated or crowded. And don't make a big deal about it. But, the next time you get her something I'd make sure it wasn't as valuable monetarily. That way she understands that while you're not cheap, you're not going to be spending money on her willy nilly style. If she's hot like you say she is, guys are always trying impress her with spending money and trying get her every little thing her heart desires. Don't be one of them. She'll respect you more if you're not.

Personally, I'd get her something cheaper but equally as thoughtful this B-day. Then hold on to the book and surprise her with it when things are a little more serious between you two. She'll aprecite you and it more.
 
samson1701 said:
Do what you feel. But if you do give it to her, fade back a little bit so she doesn't feel obligated or crowded. And don't make a big deal about it. But, the next time you get her something I'd make sure it wasn't as valuable monetarily. That way she understands that while you're not cheap, you're not going to be spending money on her willy nilly style. If she's hot like you say she is, guys are always trying impress her with spending money and trying get her every little thing her heart desires. Don't be one of them. She'll respect you more if you're not.

Personally, I'd get her something cheaper but equally as thoughtful this B-day. Then hold on to the book and surprise her with it when things are a little more serious between you two. She'll aprecite you and it more.
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Personally, I endorse this thought.

Hold onto the book for Christmas or the next bday.
 
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