Dh's birthday is coming up...need to make it special

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Anonymous wrote:How about a BJ every day of the week? Women who give material gifts instead of sexual ones really miss the point. Not that material gifts aren't nice sometimes, but if you're trying to reconnect, a football-related gift really misses the mark.

Man here.

This would be AMAZING.

Sigh. Men are so boring and predictable. Ugh.

Yep. Our needs are pretty basic. Assume that if there was something material that we needed, we would've already bought it. Also assume that if there is something we aren't getting, we will find a way to get it (with or without you). If you spend enough time on DCUM, you will figure that out.

Assume that every single man who is "not getting [insert sex act]" will get it, with or without his wife?

What kind of job do you have, PP?

I'm not sure I understand the question or the quote.

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Anonymous wrote:How about a BJ every day of the week? Women who give material gifts instead of sexual ones really miss the point. Not that material gifts aren't nice sometimes, but if you're trying to reconnect, a football-related gift really misses the mark.

Man here.

This would be AMAZING.

Sigh. Men are so boring and predictable. Ugh.

Yep. Our needs are pretty basic. Assume that if there was something material that we needed, we would've already bought it. Also assume that if there is something we aren't getting, we will find a way to get it (with or without you). If you spend enough time on DCUM, you will figure that out.

Assume that every single man who is "not getting [insert sex act]" will get it, with or without his wife?

What kind of job do you have, PP?

I'm not sure I understand the question or the quote.

Fair enough. The quote is unclear, I guess. You seem to be saying that every single man will seek sex outside of marriage if there's a particular sex act he isn't "getting" from his wife. Is that an accurate interpretation?

And I am just curious about your current job -- what kind of work you do and whether it's in private industry or government.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How about a BJ every day of the week? Women who give material gifts instead of sexual ones really miss the point. Not that material gifts aren't nice sometimes, but if you're trying to reconnect, a football-related gift really misses the mark.

Man here.

This would be AMAZING.

Sigh. Men are so boring and predictable. Ugh.

Yep. Our needs are pretty basic. Assume that if there was something material that we needed, we would've already bought it. Also assume that if there is something we aren't getting, we will find a way to get it (with or without you). If you spend enough time on DCUM, you will figure that out.

Assume that every single man who is "not getting [insert sex act]" will get it, with or without his wife?

What kind of job do you have, PP?

I'm not sure I understand the question or the quote.

Fair enough. The quote is unclear, I guess. You seem to be saying that every single man will seek sex outside of marriage if there's a particular sex act he isn't "getting" from his wife. Is that an accurate interpretation?

And I am just curious about your current job -- what kind of work you do and whether it's in private industry or government.

Please tell me why you are asking that and I will gladly answer. And, I said that with the "DCUM" follow-up because that is often discussed on this forum. It was tongue in cheek...hence the emoticon.

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My husband and I don't believe in gifts. We give experiences.

For example, he surprised me with a night away at the Capella Hotel in Georgetown and dinner at my favorite restaurant (which also happens to be the first fancy meal we had together when he was a grad student and I was a 23-year old teacher making pennies) for my birthday. It was really nice.

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Anonymous wrote:How about a BJ every day of the week? Women who give material gifts instead of sexual ones really miss the point. Not that material gifts aren't nice sometimes, but if you're trying to reconnect, a football-related gift really misses the mark.

Man here.

This would be AMAZING.

Sigh. Men are so boring and predictable. Ugh.

Yep. Our needs are pretty basic. Assume that if there was something material that we needed, we would've already bought it. Also assume that if there is something we aren't getting, we will find a way to get it (with or without you). If you spend enough time on DCUM, you will figure that out.

Assume that every single man who is "not getting [insert sex act]" will get it, with or without his wife?

What kind of job do you have, PP?

I'm not sure I understand the question or the quote.

Fair enough. The quote is unclear, I guess. You seem to be saying that every single man will seek sex outside of marriage if there's a particular sex act he isn't "getting" from his wife. Is that an accurate interpretation?

And I am just curious about your current job -- what kind of work you do and whether it's in private industry or government.

Please tell me why you are asking that and I will gladly answer. And, I said that with the "DCUM" follow-up because that is often discussed on this forum. It was tongue in cheek...hence the emoticon.

I ask because I'm trying to get a figurative handle on the men who post on the DCUM relationship forum. I have a relatively good feel for the women who post here, I think, but would like to understand more about the men.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How about a BJ every day of the week? Women who give material gifts instead of sexual ones really miss the point. Not that material gifts aren't nice sometimes, but if you're trying to reconnect, a football-related gift really misses the mark.

Man here.

This would be AMAZING.

Sigh. Men are so boring and predictable. Ugh.

Yep. Our needs are pretty basic. Assume that if there was something material that we needed, we would've already bought it. Also assume that if there is something we aren't getting, we will find a way to get it (with or without you). If you spend enough time on DCUM, you will figure that out.

Which is why divorce courts and alimony exist Do whatever you want to do, just realize every action has an equal and opposite reaction

[Anonymous]

Dang, OP, your DH sounds super high maintenance. He wouldn't like beer of the month? I mean, what kind of beer/alcohol gift wouldn't be contrived? Do you have to brew your own with some master brewer?

Anyway, ignore the BJ posters. They're just undersexed teens. If you say your DH's love language is gifts, then find something you think he'd like and don't stress too much. It should be the act of giving that he appreciates, not that you picked out "THE PERFECT" gift every time. And if he's like that, then it's his problem and he needs therapy.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How about a BJ every day of the week? Women who give material gifts instead of sexual ones really miss the point. Not that material gifts aren't nice sometimes, but if you're trying to reconnect, a football-related gift really misses the mark.

Man here.

This would be AMAZING.

Sigh. Men are so boring and predictable. Ugh.

Yep. Our needs are pretty basic. Assume that if there was something material that we needed, we would've already bought it. Also assume that if there is something we aren't getting, we will find a way to get it (with or without you). If you spend enough time on DCUM, you will figure that out.

Which is why divorce courts and alimony exist Do whatever you want to do, just realize every action has an equal and opposite reaction

No. Not even close to true. Been there, done that. Not equal. This isn't science.

[Anonymous]

I bought my husband two tickets too see a football game he really wanted to see and he took his dad with him and loved it. He still talks about that game.

Another year we stayed in a nice hotel in DC and put the kids with a babysitter for the night. We went happy hour and then to a popular club that night.

Is your DH into clothing or jewelry? I bought my Dh an somewhat expensive watch and he loved it. He also loves when I buy him clothes and shoes.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How about a BJ every day of the week? Women who give material gifts instead of sexual ones really miss the point. Not that material gifts aren't nice sometimes, but if you're trying to reconnect, a football-related gift really misses the mark.

Man here.

This would be AMAZING.

Sigh. Men are so boring and predictable. Ugh.

Yep. Our needs are pretty basic. Assume that if there was something material that we needed, we would've already bought it. Also assume that if there is something we aren't getting, we will find a way to get it (with or without you). If you spend enough time on DCUM, you will figure that out.

I disagree some men such as my husband don't like shopping or spending money on themselves even it's something they want. Unless you are rich or a spendthrift what person goes out and buys every single thing they want?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How about a BJ every day of the week? Women who give material gifts instead of sexual ones really miss the point. Not that material gifts aren't nice sometimes, but if you're trying to reconnect, a football-related gift really misses the mark.

Man here.

This would be AMAZING.

Sigh. Men are so boring and predictable. Ugh.

Yep. Our needs are pretty basic. Assume that if there was something material that we needed, we would've already bought it. Also assume that if there is something we aren't getting, we will find a way to get it (with or without you). If you spend enough time on DCUM, you will figure that out.

I disagree some men such as my husband don't like shopping or spending money on themselves even it's something they want. Unless you are rich or a spendthrift what person goes out and buys every single thing they want?

This DH does.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How about a BJ every day of the week? Women who give material gifts instead of sexual ones really miss the point. Not that material gifts aren't nice sometimes, but if you're trying to reconnect, a football-related gift really misses the mark.

Man here.

This would be AMAZING.

Sigh. Men are so boring and predictable. Ugh.

Sounds like you just like to over complicate things just to avoid a simple BJ. Yet, the simple BJ would be better than any computer, sports, whatever related gift your elaborate mind can concoct.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dang, OP, your DH sounds super high maintenance. He wouldn't like beer of the month? I mean, what kind of beer/alcohol gift wouldn't be contrived? Do you have to brew your own with some master brewer?

Anyway, ignore the BJ posters. They're just undersexed teens. If you say your DH's love language is gifts, then find something you think he'd like and don't stress too much. It should be the act of giving that he appreciates, not that you picked out "THE PERFECT" gift every time. And if he's like that, then it's his problem and he needs therapy.

Yeah. Ignore the BJ posters. Why would men know what men like and want regularly? Instead, you should listen to the women and the 100000 Cosmo articles about what men want. You women are silly.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How about a BJ every day of the week? Women who give material gifts instead of sexual ones really miss the point. Not that material gifts aren't nice sometimes, but if you're trying to reconnect, a football-related gift really misses the mark.

Man here.

This would be AMAZING.

I did this for my DH on our 10 year anniversary. He loved it. It actually helped get us start to be more intimate with each other after being on a hiatus.

[Anonymous]

^^pp here. I'm 37 and DH is 38 so age shouldn't matter.