Birthday gift for a new relationship—is it too much?

wearycanyon47 said:Given that everything is still in that honeymoon phase—where you're basically floating on pure adrenaline—I don't think she'll have much trouble with it. Though, she could always put in a bit more effort and actually spoil him... maybe set up a candlelit bath for two or something. Honestly, there are a million ways she could make him happy. 😉
Oh, and a sensual massage crossed my mind too.

Look, that was just a joke—not an actual solution for intimacy, though I doubt he’d complain if it happened. He should just pick up an unknown, prep a nice dinner, maybe include a massage; I really don't think he'll be unhappy. At least I wouldn't be. 😍

Personally, I wouldn't bother buying anything at all. I’d rather just do something meaningful for them—maybe plan an outing or just spend some quality time together. Buying stuff doesn't really bring much happiness, at least not for me.

I'd just make the chocolate myself 😍 it's really that simple...

Michelle Murphy68 said:So, things are a little awkward here. I went out with this guy yesterday—he’s actually a friend of my brother, so we've crossed paths before, but yesterday was our first official date. His birthday is in a week, and I'm stuck wondering if I even need to get him anything, or what kind of budget I should look at...🤷
Just for context, his birthday is on the 23rd. Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated.🙂

Why not? Honestly, I don't see any reason why you shouldn't.

Ashley Price82 said:I’d just make the chocolate myself--😍 it’s really that simple...

Now we're talking. 😁

, if this guy’s actually into sports betting or something, maybe grab him a little home safe so he can stash his winnings

or, if he’s more of a hiking type, just get him a compass or a GPS unit