Men: what are good christmas gifts?

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please give me some ideas

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Why on earth do you assume all men like the same thing, and all women like the same thing? It's so irritating.

My husband likes to garden and has an orchid collection. I, a wife, like certain immersive video games.

[Anonymous]

Get over yourself PPs, they are just crowdsourcing ideas and never said all men like the same thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Get over yourself PPs, they are just crowdsourcing ideas and never said all men like the same thing.

It's a stupid thread. Ex: "What's a good boy gift for the elementary set?" or "ISO gift for tween girl". It perpetuates strict gender roles, and that's not OK.

[Anonymous]

My husband loves non fiction and band tshirts. I try to find interesting ones with his aesthetic in mind. Also art prints. Gift certificates for his music kit. He’s a middle aged art and music nerd. I also get him luxury items he wouldn’t get himself like skincare and high end skivvies, fancy socks. Concert tickets. Memoirs. Cocktail stuff.

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Anonymous wrote:My husband loves non fiction and band tshirts. I try to find interesting ones with his aesthetic in mind. Also art prints. Gift certificates for his music kit. He’s a middle aged art and music nerd. I also get him luxury items he wouldn’t get himself like skincare and high end skivvies, fancy socks. Concert tickets. Memoirs. Cocktail stuff.

If my budget were higher I would get him tickets to a show of a favorite artist in another town/country and take him away for an experience type gift.

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What are his hobbies, passions, interests? Something he’s wanted to check out but hasn’t yet ?

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Exercise gear like Vuori
Nugget Ice Maker
Theragun
Portable safe for travel
Sonos Move
Solo Stove Pizza Oven

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here is an idea:

Change your thread title to “holiday gifts.”

Why?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here is an idea:

Change your thread title to “holiday gifts.”

Christmas is inclusive. It’s a federal holiday. Santa is not biblical so feel free to celebrate.

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DH asked for a specific LEGO set.

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please give me some ideas

I like:

Hot sauces
Hats (fedoras, etc — know his size)
Experiences (concert tickets etc)
Baseball (books, tickets)
Whiskeys
Car accessories (for a Jeep Wangler)

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Get over yourself PPs, they are just crowdsourcing ideas and never said all men like the same thing.

It's a stupid thread. Ex: "What's a good boy gift for the elementary set?" or "ISO gift for tween girl". It perpetuates strict gender roles, and that's not OK.

No, it acknowledges reality. Some boys play with Barbie dolls. It’s perfectly fine for boys to play with Barbie dolls. It’s also true that more girls than boys will enjoy Barbie dolls. If you don’t know what to buy, it makes sense to increase your odds of buying an appropriate gift by thinking of what things in the target demographic like.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My husband loves non fiction and band tshirts. I try to find interesting ones with his aesthetic in mind. Also art prints. Gift certificates for his music kit. He’s a middle aged art and music nerd. I also get him luxury items he wouldn’t get himself like skincare and high end skivvies, fancy socks. Concert tickets. Memoirs. Cocktail stuff.

So he likes Dad Rock?

Wilco
War on Drugs
The National
Taylor Swift’s Folklore etc?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Get over yourself PPs, they are just crowdsourcing ideas and never said all men like the same thing.

It's a stupid thread. Ex: "What's a good boy gift for the elementary set?" or "ISO gift for tween girl". It perpetuates strict gender roles, and that's not OK.

DP here. I like these threads. Sure, some suggestions would never work for me, but I've found plenty of great ideas reading through these sorts of threads. Feel free to scroll on by all the"stupid" threads. Have a good day.