35 year old man, and I have not only never received flowers, I have also not once in my entire life ever considered that someone would give me flowers at any point in my life.
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I literally thought she was calling in his funeral for a solid 2 minutes before realising the more obvious, happy story here :)
I assumed this a death threat at first.
I have given this some thought. Consider:
- it is known that boys like a cool stick
- men are just large boys
- sticks come from trees
Thus I conclude the ideal floral gift for a man is a potted tree
You know what? A stick arrangement would actually be cool. And not having to regularly change the water is an added bonus.
Are we talking walking sticks, cool shaped sticks that could be swords or whatever you can imagine, a nice springy stick that can be a bow or fishing rod, something small, or something to whittle.
Got a tree one time. It was cool af
Would 10/10 recommend
Felt like planting the new Deku tree
The gesture is nice. The gift itself is impractical/useless and I don't really like the smell of most flowers. π
Give me the next best thing: Yummy fruit basket.
Bring a decent bar of dark chocolate and compliment my shirt and I'm yours.
I prefer a sturdy lightsaber
Generally speaking, do most men even want flowers? I ask as one that couldn't care less. A card is fine or some other token of appreciation, but flowers seen pointless to me, so I wonder how alone in that I am.
My boyfriend would be happy if I picked the head off a clover on the way to his house and handed it to him in the doorway
Am I going to go out of my way to get some or ask for them directly? No. Is it still nice to receive an unambiguous token of someone's appreciation for you? Yes.
Id rather have a plant gifted than cut flowers. Hell give me a potato. Potatoes give me more potatoes plant!
If it came in a way I could plant again, Iβd be psyched. Cut flowers wouldnβt do much for me, though :) Happy Easter! π£
I prefer a book or something that lasts. But I would not say no to flowers
i gave my wife a potted plant on our first date date five years ago. she says if it dies, our love dies so i will have to secretly replace it like it was a dead goldfish LOL
Flowers are a nice thought, but I'd rather receive the whole plant than just the severed and dieing reproductive parts.
Mind you, when hay fever season is in full swing, I'd rather just receive a xard, thanks! achoo
fuck man now i want flowers D:
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I think a live flowering plant in a pot is a better gift than cut flowers, even if it's going to die. Probably the most enthusiastic response I ever got was over the gift of a cactus.
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The nice side effect of giving my wife flowers....I get to have them in my house too.
My attitude towards flowers has always been "what the hell am I supposed to do with these? They're gonna be dead in a week." I prefer an interactive or utilitarian gift; a book, a game, or hell a really good flashlight.
I had a woodworking professor that was fond of saying "it's art, does art need a purpose?" To which my retort was "it does if it's going to take up space on my desk". I will admit that sometimes it's nice to have something whose only function is to be pretty and smell nice, even for just a little while. Both lines of thought are totally valid though!
Surprise! I'm gonna kill you now! <3
I did get a little obsessed with the idea of having fresh flowers delivered weekly to put on the mantles, because it does make your space look expensively attended to. So I guess I sent myself flowers a few times. Otherwise tho I think it's an old fashioned thing that's kind of weird and just results in dead decaying things being thrown away by the lucky recipient. I do accept chocolates and BJs tho
Most likely a hospital stay second, or depending how you see it, higher class restaurants and hotels.
I have cats that like to chew on things.
Nearly every plant is toxic to cats.
Flowers would not be an appropriate gift.
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