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**Talicoabilk** · 05-04-2011, 06:25 PM

I'm not getting the tattoo, every time she asked I flat out said no, despite protest from her. I keep telling her it's something I do not want, and 'if' we ever break up I would live to regret it. She get's really upset when I use the word 'if' though, as if I mean 'will'.

But I have absolutely NO idea what to give her for her 21st B'Day, she said she would much rather have me have the tattoo over a ring or a car as it would mean much more to her

It can't be anything expensive unfortunately as we are both trying to save up to get our own place. And a 21st B'Day (at least in Australia) is considered very special. Damn, I'm so lost[no]

Do some research for a nice secluded beach, you live in aussie land ffs... Pack a bottle, some picnic food and go for a long drive. Talk about her and nothing but her, unless she mentions something else. Stop off at a few places, take some pictures and make her smile... Maybe a local nature reserve or zoo or something...

Get to the secluded beach area, have a nice picnic with her, have some fun, nob if you can. Buy her something nice that you can afford, something she can remember not just you but the day you had together and give it to her as the sun sets. Finish the evening driving back with her asleep in the car.

Any woman that doesn't appreciate a day like that isn't worth keeping.

05-04-2011, 06:25 PM	#37
Talicoabilk Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 440 Senior Member	I'm not getting the tattoo, every time she asked I flat out said no, despite protest from her. I keep telling her it's something I do not want, and 'if' we ever break up I would live to regret it. She get's really upset when I use the word 'if' though, as if I mean 'will'. But I have absolutely NO idea what to give her for her 21st B'Day, she said she would much rather have me have the tattoo over a ring or a car as it would mean much more to her It can't be anything expensive unfortunately as we are both trying to save up to get our own place. And a 21st B'Day (at least in Australia) is considered very special. Damn, I'm so lost[no] Do some research for a nice secluded beach, you live in aussie land ffs... Pack a bottle, some picnic food and go for a long drive. Talk about her and nothing but her, unless she mentions something else. Stop off at a few places, take some pictures and make her smile... Maybe a local nature reserve or zoo or something... Get to the secluded beach area, have a nice picnic with her, have some fun, nob if you can. Buy her something nice that you can afford, something she can remember not just you but the day you had together and give it to her as the sun sets. Finish the evening driving back with her asleep in the car. Any woman that doesn't appreciate a day like that isn't worth keeping.
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