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3rd December 2004, 3:01 PM	#1
flsgirl Unconfirmed Account Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 81	Christmas present rules Hi everyone, I have a question about the rules of gift giving regarding dating someone new. I very recently started seeing someone. Things are going really well. We began seeing each other at the beginning of November. I'm a little stumped about Christmas presents. I know he got me something. I have no clue what you're suppose to get someone you're dating (meaning he's not my boyfriend). I don't want to get him something that's expensive or mushy or anything else that could potentially freak him out, but I don't want the gift to be too impersonal either. Does anyone have any ideas that could help me out?

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