As a single mom dating I just want to say it’s really sweet of you to think of her daughter

Anonymous wrote:Why are you getting her a gift?

This would have weirded me out as a teen

You can't buy her love.

And it's a cheap play to impress her mom.

A happy birthday is appropriate

You're making a mighty big assumption. Some people are thoughtful.

Anonymous wrote:Ask your girlfriend if she feels it’s appropriate for you to giver her a daughter a gift, and if so, what her DD might like.

+1

Great advice right here.

Why are you getting her a gift?

This would have weirded me out as a teen

You can't buy her love.

And it's a cheap play to impress her mom.

A happy birthday is appropriate

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ugh, you should not have met a girlfriend's daughter after only a few months of dating. Give her a giftcard to Sephora or somewhere like that.

it's already happened, so no need to get into the fact that he's met her!
But your giftcard to Sephora or Gap or something is a good one.

Sixteen year olds don't shop at Gap.

Gap? lol.

Why are you still living in 1999?

Anonymous wrote:Ugh, you should not have met a girlfriend's daughter after only a few months of dating. Give her a giftcard to Sephora or somewhere like that.

What makes you think you have any authority over what other people do in their own relationships? smh

good choice. glad you stayed away from lingerie, which would potentially be an awkward or mixed message.

Op here. Thanks for the options dcum. I asked my GF and ended up getting a candle and a gift card.

Sephora $50 gift card would be sweet and appropriate.