So our 2 year anniversary is coming up. We aren't really a gift-giving couple. We haven't really done surprise gifts since our first Christmas and Valentines Day (within 3 months of the becoming official). I really want this to be special. I've been looking forward to this since we became re-LD a few months ago.
So I got him a gift. Something he wants, but nothing too big or fancy.
I don't really want him to buy me anything necessarily. I just want it to be special, and so I want him to do something special. Even if it's just planning where we go or something for us to do or getting me a card... Ya know. Just something.
So how do I convey this without sounding like a jerk? (Or am I a jerk?) Or making him think that I just want a gift. I really just want a gesture. I want a special day.
(There's the added... problem that it's really soon. And he's at a conference right now, away from home. But I think since we won't be able to celebrate on the day of, we can do it after, giving him time to shop/plan.)
So I got him a gift. Something he wants, but nothing too big or fancy.
I don't really want him to buy me anything necessarily. I just want it to be special, and so I want him to do something special. Even if it's just planning where we go or something for us to do or getting me a card... Ya know. Just something.
So how do I convey this without sounding like a jerk? (Or am I a jerk?) Or making him think that I just want a gift. I really just want a gesture. I want a special day.
(There's the added... problem that it's really soon. And he's at a conference right now, away from home. But I think since we won't be able to celebrate on the day of, we can do it after, giving him time to shop/plan.)
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