Buy her Xmas present?

[Htienvu]

ok, I know that when you've just met someone it's not advisable to buy flowers, gifts etc... Well, I've been seeing this girl for a month now, intimately for couple of weeks. I haven't got her anything yet, it's been quite even, I've paid for couple dates, she's paid for a couple. I fixed her light switch she cooked for me twice

Xmas is coming up and she's telling me she has something for me tonight as she's treating me sushi, she said it's a xmas present. I feel like I getting something for her in return.

I know I shouldn't ask too much questions and just go with it but what do you guys think?

 

[Alle_Gory]

It would be weird not to get her something. She sounds like a nice girl. I would go with something small and cuetsy that shows more creativity than dollar value.

Stay away from anything expensive. I say under $50, ideally around $30-40.

Sushi ain't cheap.

 

[Htienvu]

It would be weird not to get her something. She sounds like a nice girl. I would go with something small and cuetsy that shows more creativity than dollar value.

Stay away from anything expensive. I say under $50, ideally around $30-40.

Sushi ain't cheap.

You're right about 1 thing, it wasn't cheap. Cost £95 for the meal for two, that's about $150. I want to get her something, this is what I am quite bad at. Getting presents with thoughts and creativity.

 

[Desdinova]

You really have to use discression when getting new women a gift. Last year, I was with a woman whom I was seeing for two weeks. I got her a $10 gift. This year I'm with someone I've been seeing for three months. I'm spending no more than $40-$50 on her.

One month isn't very long. I'd put a gift range somewhere between $20-$30 on her. Your gift isn't meant to impress, it's meant to show you're thinking of her this holiday season.

 

[Alle_Gory]

You're right about 1 thing, it wasn't cheap. Cost £95 for the meal for two, that's about $150. I want to get her something, this is what I am quite bad at. Getting presents with thoughts and creativity.

No, that's $150/2 = $75.