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I sound like an ungrateful cow but......

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allthreerolledintoone · 03/10/2006 21:51

would you be disappointed if after 6 years together your dh still doesnt havent a clue what to get you for your birthday. It was my birthday

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IvortheEngine · 05/10/2006 21:33

Yes, of course you were, marthamoo.

mumblechum · 05/10/2006 21:42

I'm more bothered about the card, tbh. It MUST be very carefully and imaginatively homemade, it MUST be full of sloppy stuff (hmm, let me reword that-it must contain carefully composed original poem telling me how fab I am). Last year I got 10 metres of fabric because I wanted to make a sofa throw. How romantic is that? he does always take me out for a nice dinner, tho.

MoonFrog · 05/10/2006 21:48

I've been with dh 20 years next May ( God that makes me feel so old) and unless I provide a wish list I end up with something that has taken him ages to choose but that I really don't want..... Agree w/ Sugarfree, in that if there is nothing I really want, then I'd rather get nothing.Consumerism/materialism etc etc.....
ps. Sugarfree, which festivals do you go to ?

Crystaltips · 05/10/2006 21:54

I'm with ThomBat ....

So what's the problem ....

My DH is CRAP at lots of things ....

BUT he's also great at being a DH

Rookiemum · 06/10/2006 09:16

I have no idea what I would like for my birthday so I don't know why DH would either.

For my most recent birthday, about 8 days after I gave birth and was feeling knackered, despondent and generally not so good, I got a Simpsons cartoon box set (I like the Simpsons but not THAT much) as DH didn't have time to go out to the shops and he had this lying around.

A woman would obviously have realised that my birthday was going to fall pretty soon after the birth and would have got a nice present in advance, but thats men for you. IMO not worth getting upset over so I didn't, in fact one of the few things I didn't complain about in the post natal first weeks.. He bought me a lovely necklace for our wedding anniversary a couple of months later.

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