I want to do something special for my boyfriend, but I dont have all the money in the world, any ideas?
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If you want to do something special a particular day, any of the previous advices given to you are very well worth the try. I happen to believe though, that the experience of true love comes in more than a single moment or a desirable experience.  If you want to feed your boyfriend's true desires, listen to him, ask him candid questions that you are willing to listen to. Have ah "AH HA!" moment that will last forever: I suggest you take him to an inspirational place, and in pure silence tak, to him.  The language of love needs no words...try it! I must add that it is true that a good meal does work...for a while, but the lasting effect of a smile or a profound look, a passionate kiss, those are unforgettable. Bonita, romance, as your name implies, is within you, let that instinct drive you and... be careful...give him only so much, he'll be at your kness forever!
71237
Buy the biggest teddy bear you can find, also buy a neclase with an engraved pendant saying "I love you" or whatever you want. Put some of your perfume or colone on that teddy bear. Attach a card designed by you on the teddy bears hand and send it to her. She'll love it.\n\n\nAnother crazy idea that i did and worked for me. Me and my girlfriend have been dating for more than a year and for our first anniversary i had bought 365 roses and put them on 10 buckets, with each rose having attached a small card with a "I LOVE YOU BECAUSE..." reason. So, 365 roses with 365 i love you because... reasons. It's expensive but believe me, when she opened the door and saw all them, she was the happiest girl in the whole universe. If you can afford this, do it, cause believe me, she will just DIE. She will always remember it.
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Make a love basket.  Fill it with kinky things like sex dice, whip cream, lingerie, grapes, wine, chocolate, body butter, etc.  Then you get the benefit out of the deal too!  Or make a type of love coupon book.  A coupon may say massage for 30 mins.  Or pedicure and manicure that you will do.  Or that you will fix his favorite meal.  Be creative.  Think of the things he'd like best!
877537
First of all, it's going to be based on what you're willing to spend.\n\nsome people find it tacky, but i've always thought that gift cards are great, since it's like guilt free shopping knowing that you're spending someone else's cash, while at the same time spending on something you actually want as opposed to the nifty paperweight.\n\nAlong the same lines of thinking, you can get a gift certificate for the local coffee shop, take him out for lunch, chocolate, etc - everyone has to eat.\n\nIf you know his hobbies, you can go that way - golf?  Maybe pay for one of his green fees.  Movies? - a subscription to NetFlix or maybe Fandango.\n\nThe key would be not to think about what kind of nifty paperweight would be nice, but perhaps what would be practical.  this way, it doesn't really how much you spend, it will get used, and appreciated.
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To spend these money on him,you could buy him a card and take him tonight out, eat fastfood and walk over the square...you dont have to do anything special...just be the three of you, share nice momments and your love...
1007391
you could loan her money... a small amount to cook dinner and rent a movie. or while he's at work, help her set up something creative. like a treasure hunt in the house or a romantic setting ;)
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!
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How about making him a c.d of songs you think he would like? It's technically not buying him anything, but it's still a thoughtful gift. How about making him dinner or taking him on a picnic? Maybe he just wants to hang out with you. Make a card for him and tell him you'll give him a backrub or take him somewhere he likes to go. It's the little things that seem to be the best gifts. :)\n\nGood luck!
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Occupy yourself with other things.  If you know that he is not the one that you want to be with, go out and do the things that you have always wanted to do.  If you don't have money, that is fine.  There are more than enough things out there that you could do without spending money.  It's going to be tough but sitting around and just thinking about it won't make it any better.
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Do something that you've always wanted to do but didn't or couldn't. Spend the entire day with him sharing your wishes with him and making a few of them come true.  It can be anything at all. Doesn't have to be expensive either. \n\nI would go to the sea aquarium and then have a nice dinner on a patio somewhere with drinks. Afterwards, a nice walk on the beach and then goto a movie or rent a dvd for home. Don't forget a stop at the bakery along the way for some cheesecake and coffee!.
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What are you... gift impaired? Go out for dinner and a movie,or give her flowers,or take her on a picnic, or if nothing else, at least get her a card. There are any # of things you can do. You don't have to spend a lot of money, but give it some thought....  maybe you could cook a nice dinner for her?
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How about a savings bond? (for his mom to get). Or something related to one of his interests. Or take him out to dinner at a really nice place.
673173
On my boyfriend's 19th birthday I got him his favorite candy and a CD for his collection that I knew he didn't have and wanted. Just don't get him anything too expensive. You haven't been together that long and he might think it's a little weird. Not to mention the fact that if you plan to stay with him for awhile you have to be able to top this gift!
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I made my boyfriend a scrapbook for Valentine's Day... Just a little one with pictures of everything from that year and wrote some sweet stuff in it.  A gift that he might like better though - buy yourself something sexy and have a dinner alone at home.  He'll love it!  :)
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Check out this website. It has tons of ideas that you can do with very little money.\n\nhttp://www.lovingyou.com
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Some of the people who answered obviously didn't know you are 15 and short of cash!  You said it's your 'anniversary' but which one?  Month?  Three months?  Six months? Year? If it's a year, I think you should do something special.  If you can't afford a dinner out, can you go to a market, get some chicken and salad, and go for a picnic? \n\nI would give her a small gift, something she can treasure for a long time.  I like butterflies so I have lots of them in all shapes and sizes and I appreciate people who add to my collection.  Does she like something too?  Unicorns? Ladybugs? etc. Or you could start a collection for her.  Tell her that she reminds you of a .........  and give her a little ..........  (butterfly, ladybug, angel, etc.) \n\nDoes she like fancy chocolates?  They can be very expensive but sometimes you can buy just one or two. (hedgehogs, for instance). And balloons are usually a big hit!  Maybe you can find a lovely card too. (or make one) Remember to tell her that she is very special to you......  :o)
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u should give him a hug or something like a pic of the two of you ar like a coupon book of stuff ull do for him. be creative.