I have an online boyfriend but I have no idea what to do for him for valentines. Anyone have any suggestions?
115062
Send him an electronic card.
62471
You wanna know what I'd like to get from my girlfriend? Somethign sentimental, for example a photo album of pictures of her and I with little notes she made all over it. Something she made, wrote or put any thought into at all. Flowers are generic, cheap hallmark stuff is kinda crappy. My advice: give him something that will remind him of you in a big way.
45773
As a general rule, I try to avoid getting him anything girly, i.e. flowers or candy or stuffed animals.  The best gift is one that comes from the heart, so I would recommend making him something.  For instance, you could compile all of your love letters into a book for him or make a video, set to music, of photos of the two of you together.  Be creative and set out to touch his heart.  You'll win every time. :)  Hope this helps! :)
59673
I will steal an answer I gave to someone else previously... \n\nGo out to a bar and find a girl that is into couples... when your guy arrives home tell him you have a present for the both of you to unwrap! Okay I'm kidding... maybe.\n\nIt shouldn't be about just Valentines day and you shouldn't worry about having to BUY anything at all. Be nice, understanding, loving, sensual, all the time (and even more so during that CRAZY, hormonal time women go through every freaking month). As a guy I can say we appreciate those daily gestures a lot more than just one big one on that silly Valentine's day.\n\nOr you could always make two dice (out of clay or cardboard); on one write body parts and on the other an action (as in lick, kiss, etc). If things get too hot keep the dice in a drawer first so you can use them again next weekend! \n\ncali_rich_and_smooth@yahoo.com\nhttp://profiles.yahoo.com/crazy_monkey_jr010
110831
Something little to let him/ her know that you love him/ her. \n\nBe creative! Valentine's day is not like Christmas where you have to give actual presents, it's about showing your love for your significant other.\n\nHere are some ideas:\n\n- Visit a local art museum alone, learn about the works with romantic themes, and bring your wife/ girlfriend/ boyfriend/ husband back for a personal tour.\n\n- Go for a mystery ride to an unannounced destination. Keep your husband/ wife/ girlfriend/ boyfrined guessing until you arrive at a favorite beach, ice cream palour, restaurant, theater, sport game, coffee shop, or ice skating/ roller skating rink, etc.\n\n- Fill his/ her whole bedroom closet, garage, coat closet, car, drawer, bathroom cabinet, linen closet, etc. with balloons.\n\nDon't spend a lot of money. Hope this helps you. Have fun!
69618
I believe the best Valentines are ones you make with your own two hands.  Not necessarily crafts, but for instance, you could make a video of pictures of you and he together, set to "your song" or you could send him around on a scavenger hunt with you as the main prize.  Be creative, but most of all, be heartfelt.  You'll win him over every time.
853059
Aww I'm sorry to hear that you won't be able to spend Christmas with your boyfriend. I think it would be a great idea...and also a cute idea to make a video of yourself saying Merry Christmas and that you miss him and what not, wrap it up and tell him he can't open any of his gifts until Christmas! I don't know what your boyfriend is interested in...but since he is your boyfriend I'm sure you know his interests and can find the perfect gift for him! Good Luck sweetie.
1021875
Well, can only answer for myself, But I would enjoy something or even just a thoughtful gesture from your heart over something thats store baught anyday.  Use your imagination.  Special dinner of his favorite food that YOU have prepared for him, a special evening to just yourselves, make it romantic, make him feel that he is the one and only man that has ever existed in your life.  Remember it is all about him that day.  Start from the time you wake up in the morning till the time you two finally fall asleep that night.  And I'm sure he will be doing something special for you, so be patient and work together so that both of you feel that the plans you have put together have went smoothly and fully.  Good luck and congratulations.
1039139
i'm in a long  distance relationship too and for my boyfriend's birthday i got him a dvd of a movie we had seen together.  i made a cd of love songs that make me think of our relationship.  i also gave him a picture frame with a picture of one of the times we were together.  those type of gifts any guy from any type of background might be touched by.  my boyfriend loved it.  hope that might help.
1164957
Well Liz.... make him a card and write him a poem about the way you feel about him.. decorate it with some ribbon.\n\nBack his favorite cookie and or pie.  \n\nMake some hot chocolate and serve the cookies/pie and give him the card and light some candles.\n\nI just thought of something else.\n\nGo to a store and buy him a key chain, the ones where you can place a picture in it and put a picture of you or you and him in it..
128452
Seriously, did you remind him it was Valentine's Day and that it is important to you that he do something in honor of it?  If you were hoping that he would just remember all on his own and do something special for you, then you're just setting yourself up for disappointment.\n\nA good man wants to do nice things for his girl, but often they just need to be pointed in the right direction - and subtle hints may not work.  Next year, you may need to start saying, "Hey baby, Valentine's Day is in about a month," or maybe "You know, it would be really cool to celebrate Valentine's Day right, I think that flowers are awfully romantic."\n\nA decent man?  Will listen and take notes.
121578
First off, I'd like to say that angel_baby0824's idea is super romantic :)  Now, I decided to get my boyfriend a ring this year (one for him, one for me kind of thing).  You can get them with any message on them at http://www.personalizationmall.com  But, they also have TONS of other great ideas.  They even have a Romantic Gifts section.  Good luck :)
43766
Something sentimental is always a plus. Think about what your girlfriend is into, and try to be creative with that. Flowers on the side always makes me feel special when I recieve that from my guy though.
401777
That's a good question,  I just went threw trying to teach my girlfriend some of those things.  Just being there, being active, showing interest in things he does, trying to take part in things he likes.  It can be tricky because doing them sometimes oversteps your bounds and you seem clingy.  As for things, honestly your better off showing up nude then buying flowers.  They are a nice gesture and all but most guys honestly have a one track mind it's sad to say.  Don't let that become the basis of a relationship though, but if your guy can show his sensitive side flowers, small stuffed animals, a "promise" ring, a poem, a song, a burned cd with all the songs that make you think of him.  Just something that truly shows that you care and you think about him. Hope that helps
131810
that would depend on how things are going on your boyfriend's end. are you still at the casual stage?-send a text asking him to be your valentine, or send a card. are you semi-serious and already in an exclusive relationship?-you could invite him over for a homemade dinner or a decadent chocolate dessert. are you already completely immersed in each other?-wrap yourself up in a huge velvet ribbon....
640589
if you feel confortable, get each others phone numbers. \nYou can talk to him and see what he is really about. \nI personally met my boyfriend of so far 2 years online, we talked online for 2 months, and things have been going perfectly by now. \nIf you decide to meet him, make sure you know enought of him and feel comfortable. Bring a friend along for safety
834043
I know how you feel... Two of my biggest hits for low-cost heartfelt presents have been: 1. I wrote a "book", which doesn't have to be big, on how they make me feel, the things I love about them, it was like a journal directed at them and about them.  And suprisingly, he loved it... but I think this is for a more serious type of relationship with a mature guy who isn't afraid of feelings.\n2. I created a scrapbook, full of pictures from our time together.  Then I made notes occasionally about how happy I was at that moment, or how great a time we had.  I also included in ticket stubs from concerts or movies... and the little stuff that we keep for whatever reason.  It was a way that we could both look back and see where we came from.\nHope this helps some!