uh, did he just hand you the tacky candy dish or did it come in some type of box/bag/wrapping?Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:well, I hope you opened it to make sure something else wasn't tucked inside before you clogged the landfill with it.Anonymous wrote:My ex bought me a tacky candy dish one year.... He had not so subtly hinted that he wanted a fancy coat for months and I got it for him. I tossed the candy dish in the dumpster, it was so not me, after dating for 10 months he was clueless and cheap. That was the beginning of the end.
Opened a tacky candy dish?
Anonymous wrote:I think you just have to like, be up front about your expectations. My DH had different ideas about christmas going in, would buy me like, SUPER practical stuff I needed.
I had to be like, 'christmas is fun! I understand you're putting thought into these gifts but they seem clinical and not like there's any feeling, can you try to think of something that will make me feel like you care and spent some time thinking about it?'
After that he has been an a+ gift giver, you just have to explain where you're coming from and what you're looking for.
Anonymous wrote:well, I hope you opened it to make sure something else wasn't tucked inside before you clogged the landfill with it.Anonymous wrote:My ex bought me a tacky candy dish one year.... He had not so subtly hinted that he wanted a fancy coat for months and I got it for him. I tossed the candy dish in the dumpster, it was so not me, after dating for 10 months he was clueless and cheap. That was the beginning of the end.
well, I hope you opened it to make sure something else wasn't tucked inside before you clogged the landfill with it.Anonymous wrote:My ex bought me a tacky candy dish one year.... He had not so subtly hinted that he wanted a fancy coat for months and I got it for him. I tossed the candy dish in the dumpster, it was so not me, after dating for 10 months he was clueless and cheap. That was the beginning of the end.