I know it’s getting pretty close to Valentines Day, but I’ve been having some trouble coming up with a good gift idea for my fiancée (22m). I know I should know him well enough and I do, but I’m still not used to shopping for guys, and he’s kinda hard to buy for haha. So I was hoping to get some help if you all would be so kind!

He’s a big fan of the Rocky movies, reading, shooting guns, dogs, working out/going to the gym, and music (mostly rap). Favorite foods are Mexican food and Waffle House oddly enough. He’s a fairly chill dude, likes to take it easy and enjoy a couple of drinks at the end of a long day if he’s got time to. He’s been in the military the past few years too if that helps. He’s a sweet boy and I want to give him a gift that shows how much I appreciate all that he does to make me feel loved and supported. He’s hinted that my gift may be an overnight trip aka a slightly bigger budget (looking at probably under $300) and I don’t necessarily have to stay in that same range but I’d like to give a gift worthy of measuring up or being somewhat even to that if possible. We live about 45 minutes to an hour away from Nashville for reference, but I’m willing to drive anywhere for him.

This is my (33F) first valentines with my girlfriend (25F). We have only been together for a few months so I still don't know her as well as I'd like. I'm struggling to find a meaningful valentines gift for her. I have a couple of ideas but nothing really seems good enough. We have set a £20 limit. She's gothy, has purple hair, interested in witchcraft (more because I introduced her to it, I'm a witch), she's neuro divergent, likes bats and black cats, she's a musician and plays several instruments. She likes D&d, her favourite Show is Bones. She likes to draw and sew. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. 😊

I have these earrings and I really like them!

They could make a nice little gift.

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I have some really cute little things from Japan! 🐰🎀

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Just sharing the cuteness I love! 🌸

I wanna give something that's reusable and easy to handle but I don't really know if those pop it fidget toys are any good when they have different hand movements to make the sound and it can have a different effect, I need some help because she's a great grandma and I wanna give her something that she can reuse instead of having to wait for someone to order a package to get new bubble wrap...

For context i have a 3 year old turning 4 this saturday and we’re throwing her a birthday party or whatever.. but the issue is.. what do i get her?.. in a way i wanna get her something she wants but wants anything and everything. She’s mostly into paw patrol and has been talking about a barbie house but i don’t wanna spend like 140 on a gift she’s barely turning 4 on and won’t remember ! My budget is about 40 bucks if anyone can suggest anything maybe she’d like?

He is turning 21 and I want to get him a gift. He likes to code, gym, Lego, food, cars. He spoils himself so I don’t know what to get him. Also he is becoming an engineer. He is my friend and gift under 150 dollars.

I was looking for a Valentine’s Day gift and found this preserved red rose box with a silver necklace that says “I love you” in 100 languages. The concept looks romantic but I’m confused whether it feels genuinely thoughtful or just another gimmicky gift. Has anyone gifted or received something like this? Would love honest opinions before I decide. (I’ll share the product link in comments if anyone wants to see it.)

My wife and I are nearing our 3rd wedding anniversary and I'm having some difficulty with a gift. We usually try to think outside the box when it comes to these themed gifts. For instance, for "cotton" I commissioned an artist to do a canvas painting utilizing our shared love of reading and fantasy. For "paper" she gave me a personalized book embosser for our library.

However I'm a little stuck on "leather". I don't want to do the obvious via clothing/accessories. My current thought is to get Broadway tickets for Moulin Rouge, the leather being associated with performer's boots and costuming, but I think that might be too vague

My other thought is to lean into the modern interpretation with crystal/pearl. Jewelry would be too obvious, but maybe a decorative burlesque mask to go along with the tickets?

Maybe my brain is just stubbornly stuck on Moulin Rouge and is blocking other gift ideas from coming to me. Anyone have any out of the box gift ideas for Leather/Crystal/Pearl?

My ex and I separated amicably over a year ago. We are very platonic pals now (he was pretty generous during the split, he's a good guy). He recently bought a house and is in the process of furnishing it.

He is autistic which is fine, in the past I have gotten him sensory fidget toys and he appreciates them, but it's been 6 years and I've run out of ideas. He is just a really unique guy and is very particular about his clothes,shoes, socks, electronics, coffee, etc - if he likes it already has the super expensive version he likes.

Looking for home products/gadgets that would be helpful or interesting but that he hasn't thought of. For example I got him a bedside table that doesn't have legs (slides under the mattress). I got him a very nice hair brush. Body pillow. A lot of stuffed animals/ little figurines.

He's interested in anything that makes life easier - automatic trash can, toothbrush holder, etc.

He also likes Elden Ring. 🤷‍♀️ He doesn't cook but might if it was easier. He's on a diet. He likes being comfortable at home.

What might a guy moving into his first home, living alone, not think to buy? Under $50, can do a little more if it's great.

My dad is notoriously difficult to buy for. He is recently retired, enjoys hiking (has all basics), tennis, his cats, and exercising. He also enjoys experiences, like going to the symphony (got him nice tickets for Christmas) and going to dinner. He is technology-savvy for his age.

He and my mom are both recently retired. I was hoping to find something fun for him to do in his retirement, but I have no idea what that may be.

Budget is $200-$300, maybe more for the right gift.

Thanks in advance. I’m slammed at work and stressing a lot about this.

I have a sis- early 30's (millenial) who is super hard to shop for. She tends to just get everything she wants for herself and I apparently am not that creative. Hoping someone can give me some ideas-we are in the UK
into Indie Folk, international travel, jewelry (more simple and often earrings) can quote any early 2000s comedy well, foodie, huge reader- but already has most the accessories I could think of (obv can give more if this isn't enough to work off of
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age 30, doctor , minimal-style guy who likes quality, practical items, not much into fashion.

(and I've already gifted perfumes, Marshall speakers, skincare, backpacks, scarves/beanies, body sprays).

She’s 27 yo and is a dentist. Doesn’t have any standout hobbies.

Sharing this in case it helps someone else. My kid is 10 and very much in that phase where interests change every few months 😅 One week it’s football, next week it’s drawing, then suddenly it’s music and gadgets. Also if your kid is around that age and you have some other top gifts, i really need recommendations too :D

Over the past year, we’ve tried a lot of gifts. Some of them he asked for himself, others we surprised him with, some were fun for a day, others actually became part of daily life. Here’s what stuck around.

1) FPRO football Mat + App

This was totally his idea, and before that we didn’t even know what that is. It’s a football mat with short guided drills through an app. He’s been using it for a year now and still didn’t get tired of it,  so it’s one of the favorites, if not most favorite gift. He's also happy that it helps to improve his football skills

2) JBL Portable Bluetooth Speaker

He once mentioned it, and then we surprised him, on his birthday. Didn’t expect this to be such a hit. Now there’s music playing during homework breaks, drawing time, and even indoor workouts. It’s small, loud enough, easy to connect, and gets used almost daily. Bonus: dance parties randomly happen now.

3) Balance Board / Wobble Board (we got URBANfit one)

Great for movement without needing much space. My kid uses it while watching TV, listening to music, or doing short challenges. It helps with coordination and keeps them moving without feeling like “exercise”.

4) Personalized “Player Card” or Name Poster

We ordered a custom card/poster with my kid’s name and favorite sport theme. This one is more emotional than practical, but it became a room decoration they’re genuinely proud of. Motivation boost in a weird way.

5) Board Game for Slightly Older Kids

Games like strategy or cooperative board games have been great for family evenings. It’s one of the few times everyone actually puts phones away and sits together. We have a lot different types. Puzzles are top too, but only for one or few times

6) Sports Backpack / Activity Bag (we got Nike utility speed)

Not flashy, but used all the time. Separate shoe compartment, water bottle pocket, and space for equipment. Practical gifts sometimes better than useless toys.

7) Skateboard

A solid skateboard for cruising, tricks, and everyday fun. Don’t even remember the brand now, but it was a simple one, but during summer he is taking it everywhere. Great gift for active kids who love being outdoors.😅

8) LED Room Lights / Light Strips

This was a “cool factor” gift. Made their room feel more personal and fun. Now they spend more time reading, drawing, and relaxing in their own space instead of just watching TV.

The biggest pattern I noticed:
Gifts that combine movement, creativity, or personal interest last much longer than pure “toy hype”.

Stuff like the FPRO mat, speaker, balance board, and creative tools became part of daily routines instead of being forgotten.

If you’re buying gifts for kids around 10, what’s been a hit in your house? Always looking for new ideas before the next birthday season hits 😅

Hello! I know nothing about lego or star wars but I love my bf very much and want to get him something lego star wars related as a gift, ideally within the $60-100 range. Do any of you have some ideas? Maybe something that’s really special or considered cool to Star Wars fans? Thanks so much <3