What should i get my boyfriend(age-16)for Valentine's Day? After 3 years if dating he's still hard to buy for!
141518
A Video Game- if he's into that sort of stuff.
821040
Honey, if he's your boyfriend be honest with him.  Get him one present and make it for both.  If he cares about you, he won't care he only gets one present...he has you doesn't he!!!
164521
If you want a memorable valentine that your bf will remember?  (just for this year) Try and act like as if you were the guy - the giving one.  Instead of asking for this and that you plan the whole date: activities, gifts, and so on.  Now, don't scare him by reading him the plan (don't read it at all or tell him how it's going to be) instead wait till your activities starts and start telling him your ideas- by doing this, it will make it spontaneous.  Believe me guys like that.  As for the event don't make it so cheesy (unless you guys just started dating) but do some guy stuff and present him his gift (any guys stuff would do).  Remember by doing it this way just for this year- you will be rewarded every year by your bf and he will think your cool.
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! :)
20457
Have you thought of maybe getting him a video game? He might be the kind of person who doesn't care what he get's as long as it comes from the heart, in that case, get him what you thing he would like.
806267
Slowly....buy him something you want him to wear. Make a suggestion to him. You can convince without being obvious. Gingerly putting suggestions out there at the right time. It won't happen overnight, but eventually it is possible if you are patient!
746636
16 year old boys are nearly impossible to buy for. they are all so different & usually like money or gift cards best. i suggest stores like best buy or any other store selling cd's & electronic items.
657602
I had a similar boyfriend like you do - it is not as if he was stingy, he was just lazy, ignorant, and didn`t care for my feelings. After some time, we broke up, but I never did forgive him for not buying me b-day presents - it is not the present that is important, but the fact that the person who doesn`t buy ones have some deeper issues and doesn`t really match with my picture of ideal partner. You`ve been together for some time,I see,but better leave him now because he will never learn this lesson.Find another that will treat you nice! You deserve it, be aware of that!!!
154171
it depends on what he like.. im not completey sure either.. because im trying to figure out what to get my 17 year old boyfriend also
758047
Whenever I'm in that situation (for anyone, not just boyfriends) I make a list of everything they like to do. Try to be as specific as possible. As you're making the list you might start to come up with some possible ideas. My new-ish boyfriend (who buys everything he wants and is consequently extremely difficult to shop for) just had a birthday and I did the same thing for him. The list was ridiculously long, but I ended up buying him season 1 of Stella, an incredibly stupid sitcom that lasted only 10 episodes. Anyway, he absolutely loved it. He said that it was one of the most thoughtful gifts anyone had ever bought him and that he wouldn't even have thought of buying himself that. So give it a try-- maybe you'll come up with the perfect gift! Good luck!
628993
O.K, what does he like... take him out and tell him something like AWWWW that looks like so much fun or something and if he agrees, buy him that thing later on...I am not sure that it will work though, sorry..STICK TO YOUR GUT AND BUY HIM WHAT YOU THINK IS RIGHT.
121937
If he's really hard to buy for, try food. Cookies, brownies, anything but candy ... most guys find that too girly.
27188
Yes, something small.  Something little to let him know that you like/ love/ are interested in him.  \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 boyfriend back for a personal tour.\n\n- Go for a mystery ride to an unannounced destination. Keep your boyfriend 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 whole bedroom closet, garage, coat closet, car, drawer, bathroom cabinet, linen closet, etc. with balloons.\n\nDon't spend a lot of money, especially if he is not your official boyfriend yet.  Hope this helps you. Have fun!
673711
That's very sweet of you. I think you should get him a gift certificate to his favorite store or if there's anything he's been hinting at wanting then you should get it for him. It's not easy to give specific suggestions because I don't know what types of things your husband likes but whatever you give from your heart I'm sure he will love it.
917422
perfume is good, if your boyfriend likes it. if not, a shirt or jeans would do good too. if your boyfriend love watches, give him one. remember, the only jewelry we guys are supposed to be wearing is watch and a ring. enjoy your shopping!
876902
OK i don't know what your boyfriend likes but this is what i did for my love . get hold of a few small kids .. really cute ones .hide them in an alley or somewhere. take your guy out for a walk ... surprise!!! there in the alley kid surround him and give him the gift and sing a birthday song ... use it according to your surroundings . i did that in a mall
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first date on Valentines day... you must really like pressure or applying it. normally I would say no gifts on a first date, the date should be used to get to know each other. but since you are going out on "romantic holiday" here are a couple of suggestions. If you are both old enough maybe a nice bottle of wine. If you neither of you drink or you are under 21 a simple flower for the lapel would be nice. Try not to be too elaborate you may scare him off. What if he does not get you something, I think you could get him something but do not give it to him unless he presents you with a gift first (not to be childish) just so you do not make him feel uncomfortable  remember this is a first date. If he does not get you anything and you still feel compelled to give a gift, make it something like a small box of chocolate that you could both share. \nBeing a guy I have never expected a gift from a girl on a date, but have given them. The best returns for me was a genuine smile and comment of appreciation from the girl, making me feel like I had truly brought a little joy to her through my thoughtfulness.