Valentine's Day: Flowers for boyfriend?

Anonymous
Would it be weird for me to get my newish BF flowers for Valentine's Day? He's very manly and not into flowers at all but they're so lovely and might be a pleasant surprise for him; or not. Can't say for sure whether he's received flowers from a woman before, but I'd lean toward a more masculine bouquet with lots of greenery vs fluffy flowers like garden roses and peonies. Thoughts?
Anonymous
99.9% of men don't want flowers.
Anonymous
Weird for sure
Anonymous
not; card and maybe chocolate? or something else small geared toward his interest.
Anonymous
Male here, I would take a bonsai tree (not a typical cypress/evergreen one.
Anonymous
Why would you get him something he's not into. Get him something he'll like. And stop trying to be so special and not like the other women that he'll pick you, it's desperate and pathetic.
Anonymous
Don’t do it.
Anonymous
Appreciate the responses!
Anonymous
No, esp if you know he’s not into them. What about a bottle of whiskey or some good beer if he likes to drink?
Anonymous
How new is “newish”?
Anonymous
Men don’t want flowers.
Anonymous
Hard no.
Anonymous
My husband adores flowers, and buys them for the house all the time, so it’s hardly a blanket rule that men don’t like flowers. However, since you seem certain your man doesn’t like then, why on earth would you buy him something he doesn’t like? I wouldn’t buy anything expensive. Maybe cook him a nice meal, if you’re good at that? I’m sure he’d appreciate it.
Anonymous
We've been dating since late summer. Didn't plan to get him anything but he asked me about V day yesterday so now I feel that I should get him something. With less than 24 hours the options are slim, but I also don't want to overthink. He's very low maintenance and has been happy with the simple things I got him in the past.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My husband adores flowers, and buys them for the house all the time, so it’s hardly a blanket rule that men don’t like flowers. However, since you seem certain your man doesn’t like then, why on earth would you buy him something he doesn’t like? I wouldn’t buy anything expensive. Maybe cook him a nice meal, if you’re good at that? I’m sure he’d appreciate it.


Thanks. I didn't mean to imply he doesn't like flowers, just that he hasn't given any indication he's *into* flowers. I could see him thinking it's a nice surprise, but PPs turned me away from that idea! I'm an excellent cook and make great food for us regularly. Thought about making his favorite dessert, which I know he'd appreciate, but wanted to do a little something more.
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