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Valentines Present for my Boyfriend


Question Posted Monday January 31 2011, 3:35 pm

Love of my life and all I have is a cd ... help.

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WingYan answered Tuesday February 1 2011, 6:37 pm:
Well theres all of the generic stuff like watches, motorbikes (if youre rich haha) etc but if this man is the love of your life then you should know him really well. Get a gift that he would appreciate, something to show you really know him.
Otherwise, perhaps an experience day? If hes an adrenaline junkie get him a skydiving voucher or something more romantic since its valentines day.
Or you could treat him to a sexy surprise such as a sensual massage, lapdance - something just for him!

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