Me and my boyfriend have been dating for over 2 years now, this year for Christmas we want to make our gifts?
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You could make a little scrapbook of photos including movie or concert ticket stubs (if you saved that kind of stuff)  write little poems or 100 things you love about him in the pages next to the pictures.
983564
Gat him something to gain his confidence and know that your serious about having soemthing forever.  Give him a gift that will last a while and is from the heart.  Tell him you would like to exchange commitment rings and also go away to have a special weekend and rekindle things and also go take professional pictures together to have.  That should help you get things together in your relationship and will be special.
403531
Either take a break from your education and go with him OR keep your relationship open if you guys would mutually agree to that.\n\nOr, if its really a serious relationship - you will go through the two years.
768497
make a cd with songs that have meaning for both of you\n\ntheres a link on this page\nhttp://mariesmanor.fateback.com/Christmas-Decorations.html
778746
i gave my boyfriend a jar i decorated myself filled with dozens of little pieces of paper..on each paper was a reason why i love him and i gave him flowers i bought and arranged myself instead of just buying a bouquet..he still says it was the best present ever and that was over two years ago!
748473
I couldn't really think of something for you to get your boyfriend, but I think it'd be cool if you got his mom and/or dad too something. Nothing big but like a candle or something. That'd be cool. I bet they'd appreciate it.
110445
Depends on the age and level of the relationship.\n\nIn general doing something for him is really the best present.   That "something" is really, again, dependent on the level of the relationship.\n\nExamples of generally good "somethings"\n\n1. Dinner\n2. Massage\n3. A drive in movie\n4. A love note (handwritten, no halmark)\n5. A "special" evening\n\n\nThere are tons of extra customizations to the list above.  Basically I'd suggest something that you do together, rather than so much of something you give him.  Gifts are nice, but memories are much better.
107999
something sentimental\n\nSince you have been together for so long, he doesn't need to be impressed with expensive gifts. Give him something where he knows some thought was put into it.
114377
Tell me about it!  Right after high school graduation, for Christmas, my boyfriend of about 6 months gave me a long fur coat!  He wasn't rich, and had a job making average wages, and was planning on college the following year.  I was amazed when I opened the large package, expecting a sweater or possbily a long housecoat, but fur coat, not!  I pleaded with him to return it, and after talking for a week to no avail, I took it back to the store myself.  I got the cash register receipt from his mom who lent him some of the money to pay for it.  And, I purchased a winter sweater, which I wore the following weekend, and of course he asked "oh, new huh"?  And I said "yes, you bought it for me", and I explained the transaction and talking to his mother.  I also returned the balance of money between the sweater and the coat to him.  We split a few months later, but not as of this result of this gift.  Two yrs later I saw him, and he thanked me for being so mature at 18 yrs of age, and he used some of the hard earned money for his college.  So, yes - many gifts can be "to much", especially if marriage isn't involved.
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Put a spin on the photo idea by doing it yourself on shutterfly (to make it less expensive too!)  take a bunch of pictures of your baby and upload them to shutterfly or any one of those photo sites.. then print out 2007 calendars for everyone in yours and his families.  ... and for your baby give her a special toy or stuffed animal.. shes so young, she doesnt even know what christmas is yet.. and for your boyfriend - get him a nice outfit and take him out for a romantic dinner.  Then you get to spend quality time with him too.
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I went crazy and bought my boyfriend all sorts of stuff the first Christmas.  Then I toned it back a bit.  Now I just get him things he'll have fun with.  He's in Grad school, so does a ton of reading, writing, and studying.  Conversely, anytime a birthday or Christmas come up, video games and cute clothes are had by all:-)
728475
It really depends on how serious the relationship is. A great gift for any boyfriend would be a cd of his favorite artist or group or a t-shirt from his fave name brand. Something simple and thoughtful will do the trick.
700817
Sorry I think the gold chain is too much and I bet his parents (and possibly yours) will think so too.  How are you getting the money to buy it if you are only 14?  I would suggest you take it down a notch and maybe get him 6 heartfelt but not so expensive things, wrap each present in a box and put a number on each box.  Tell him there is one present for each month you have been together.  Maybe in the last box you could get him a cd that has music by a band you both like.
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im 16 and i told my boyfriend the same exact thing. but i really do want something. if she points something little out get it for her. maybe if you dont know what to get her then a card is always nice. also write something meaningful in it. also chocolate roses and ballons are sweet too!
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*Smiling lupinely* You are ALWAYS good enough to give a homemade present, including cards. The kind of person who would not appreciate the fact you took the time and effort to make something just for them is simply too shallow to be worth your bother in the 1st place.\n\nAs to what should be on the card, try to come up with a common interest the two of you share and use that as the theme.\n\nBarring that as most guys are not too into heavy sentiment, a simple "thank you for being you" and how happy they make you will suffice...
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Me and My huband will be married 1 year this sunday. I bought him what he wanted and that was a pair of boots. If i was you i would ask him what he really wanted that is not real expensive and dont let him know what you are getting him. Just something to tell him that you love him and that is all that matters. Good Luck!!!!!
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I don’t know how sentimental you both really are, but something that comes directly from the heart would mean more than a materialistic item.  I would make him a book of all the things you both have done over the last 2yrs.  Including pictures, funny sayings, “remember when’s” saved emails, love letters, etc.  An anniversary is a time to recap all the wonderful moments you have shared together!