what do you do for your girlfriend/boyfriend. does your girlfriend give you cool stuff like mine gives to me?

 

ok, yes yes you may think I am super gay for loving these things. But do not be deceived, I am a big sucker for this stuff.

 

 

(random assortment of the things I got)

 

of course no one is allowed to call me "clay" however, that is the name my special lady uses for me. She has special privileges :disappointed:

 

 

 

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anyway now that you have seen my obsession and are currently questioning my sexuality for being this way. share the things your significant other does for you. although I will not be surprised if no one posts, because no one has a cool significant other who sends things you love like my little lady :smug: so read and weep and lust and drool and complain and spam and hate all you want...... but I know you all just hatin cus I'm a playa................................... :stunned: / :smart: :sombrero: :bobby: :disguise: :curtain:

Bend over clay, i've got something cute for you right here baby :wink3:

 

 

 

*plays plug IN baby*

 

:charming:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

But no, wish a had a gf who'd give me stuff like that :disappointed:

But i got a rose and a box of chocolates for valentines day :blush: *feels gay now*

I don't think that stuff makes you gay ericpoo... it's cool stuff.. I like it :cool:

 

 

 

anyway I don't have anyone so I don't know why I am posting in the thread :uhoh:

I had a boyfriend who once gave me an easel :anxious:

I had a boyfriend who once gave me an easel :anxious:

 

Does that have some kind of double meaning??:rolleyes:

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I made this for Valentine's day last year (for the guy i was going out with). Inside it just said "Happy Valentines Day...xoxo Anna" or something. I also gave him OK Computer, I felt he needed to start learning about my music taste :nice: But he ended up not liking it and i eventually ended up dumping him :nice:

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I made this for Valentine's day last year (for the guy i was going out with). Inside it just said "Happy Valentines Day...xoxo Anna" or something. I also gave him OK Computer, I felt he needed to start learning about my music taste :nice: But he ended up not liking it and i eventually ended up dumping him :nice:

 

Sounds like you made the right decision.;)

But i got a rose and a box of chocolates for valentines day :blush: *feels gay now*

 

Hope you liked it :nice:

Go Anna! :P

 

 

If I was dating someone, I would cook for him. :P

 

 

It might sound cheesy, but I think that cooking for someone is more than a lot of other material gifts. You are taking your time and putting effort to make them happy, rather than just simply buying something. It's truly coming from the heart. :nice:

 

But I guess that's just gonna have to wait, huh...

Go Anna! :P

 

 

If I was dating someone, I would cook for him. :P

 

 

It might sound cheesy, but I think that cooking for someone is more than a lot of other material gifts. You are taking your time and putting effort to make them happy, rather than just simply buying something. It's truly coming from the heart. :nice:

 

 

I couldn't agree more. Material things don't mean anything.;)

"Time" is the best present you can give.:cool:

I couldn't agree more. Material things don't mean anything.;)

"Time" is the best present you can give.:cool:

 

I just hope one day I'll find a guy that will appreciate my time... :shy:

I just hope one day I'll find a guy that will appreciate my time... :shy:

 

I'm sure you will, as you're extremely friendly and genuine.;)

Anna has the right idea, cooking is a really good way to do something nice for your other half.

 

In fact its an important thing in a relationship to me, whether a girl appreciates a nice homecooked meal or some fancy shmancy restaurant full of middle aged people, where the portions are 3 chick peas a thin slice of lettuce and a grain of salt, and its called "Le Beurre Dorm Fawgois".

 

I hate those damn restaurants. Where were we?

I'm sure you will, as you're extremely friendly and genuine.;)

 

 

Awww Thanks Mark. :nice: No one's ever said that about me before.

 

Btw, Reilly, it's Annie. :P It's alright, haha.

 

And we were talking about the nice things we do/would do for our significant other. :nice:

Awww Thanks Mark. :nice: No one's ever said that about me before.

 

:nice:

 

I'm amazed.;)

I've never really been noticed for my good characteristics, I guess.

Does that have some kind of double meaning??:rolleyes:

 

Do you even see what you're saying? It's an easel, how hard can that be to leave without a comment.

Do you even see what you're saying? It's an easel, how hard can that be to leave without a comment.

 

Well it came across as very euphemistic.................... :rolleyes:

Well it came across as very euphemistic.................... :rolleyes:

 

Giving your frend an easel as a gift is euphemistic?.. God, Mark, see a doctor or something.

Bend over clay, i've got something cute for you right here baby :wink3:

 

 

 

*plays plug IN baby*

 

:charming:

 

:bigcry: :bigcry: HARDER!

 

 

 

 

:stunned:

Giving your frend an easel as a gift is euphemistic?.. God, Mark, see a doctor or something.

 

It's the way you said it............. :rolleyes:

It's the way you said it............. :rolleyes:

 

Ok.. Just for the record, if I say 'My friend gave me an apple', is it euphemistic, too?

most definitely :)

Ok.. Just for the record, if I say 'My friend gave me an apple', is it euphemistic, too?

 

That depends............................ :rolleyes:

That depends............................ :rolleyes:

 

So it means you just have a thing for easels, right? Wood and stuff... Yep, you still need to see a doctor.