amy_dub
Shiny_Rock
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Yeah, I thought about that... but the whole not being able to use it right away because there is another "phase to it" and he also said it was small (I don't remember if I ever said that.) just doesn't make sense.Date: 10/15/2007 3:44:55 PM
Author: Keepingthefaith21
I think guys are weird and you have to pretty much ignore everything they say
Whenever my SO tells me that I'm going to flip out over a present it usually means it's something that HE thinks is great (i.e sports memorabilia - I'm a huge Red Sox/Patriots fan- or something to do with videogames - another guilty pleasure of mine)! All the times he's gotten me things that I'm blown away by, he never makes a peep about what he's purchased. He had a ring custom made for Valentine's Day and said absolutely nothing about it. So, I've learned to not ask (or ask once) and no matter what he says, I try not to read into it because in the end it will never make sense.
A trick I've learned over the years, and this may only work with my SO but it has proven to be VERY effective is just paying attention to things that happen quickly that same a tiny bit odd. When he bought me my Burberry purse, the week before we were at a huge flea market and they had knockoff purses on display. I was fiddling with a wallet in the Burberry pattern, he walked over and said 'is that real? Oh no, the plaid isn't the same.' I knew something was up because there was no reason for him to 'know' Burberry otherwise. I knew immediately he had got me a purse. Sure enough, a few weeks later, I opened a lovely Burberry purse from him.
His initial hints made sense though. He did say ADS and someone one here did guess 'A Day of Shopping' and the 'corn' hint was also suspected to mean something involving a lot of walking....
Can't wait to find out what it really is!!!
Yeah, at this point, I don''t even care about a ring. I just wanted to spend time with him.Date: 10/16/2007 3:55:00 PM
Author: mirre
Aww... I''m sorry! I know you were probably very excited to get to spend your birthday with him ring or no ring!
Yeah, I read your post about that. That''s exactly what I don''t want to happen with us. While I would love to own a home together, I would really prefer to get engaged first. To me, taking that next step in our relationship is much more important than owning a home. Besides, it would just give us that much more time to save for a house.Date: 10/16/2007 3:54:20 PM
Author: Keepingthefaith21
Aww bubbly I am sorry his request got denied. That is a total let down. Can he bribe anyone to cover his Sunday shift?
BUT: BF is very fixated on having amazing careers, a home of our own and nice cars and such before getting married. (at least this was his view about 6 months ago, I''m not sure how much it''s changed since then.) I don''t blame him for this, nor is it a bad thing... but sometimes I wish he would deviate a little from his ''life plan'' and do something spontaneous.
I just posted about how my SO and I purchased our home before getting engaged and how much that has restricted our budget. In fact, I believe it has really pushed our engagement even further away because owning a home is expensive. Make sure you are okay with a delayed engagement if your home purchase comes before engagement. If you are not okay with owning a home with a man you are not engaged to: voice your opinion loud and clear. I sat back and trusted the engagement was going to coincide with the house purchase. A year later I am still waiting. While I do love and enjoy my home, I have many days where I wonder if I''d have a ring had we just held off for a year or two. Trust me, when it comes to something as expensive as a house, you don''t want to be left wondering anything!