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Small gag gift on third date, good idea?


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I am going out on a third date with a woman I really like who I met on match.com. So far we have just been out to dinner, but I have a great date planned for this Saturday.

 

On our last date, we were exchanging embarrassing family stories and I told her that on Christmas my family wears matching Christmas pajamas. We had a good laugh about it, and I was thinking about buying her an inexpensive pair of Christmas pajamas as a joke. I know it's not a great idea to start buying gifts right off the bat, as it could set a bad precedence. But, its about $20 and I think it could be something to show her that I am different than most guys. Good idea, or should I hold off and see how things go?

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IMO it is too much.. for 2 reasons.

 

PJ's are more personal of a purchase that 3 dates allows..

and it would also send the message that you are already looking for a commitment.. a bit too early..

 

 

Why not just give her some flowers instead ?

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I am going out on a third date with a woman I really like who I met on match.com. So far we have just been out to dinner, but I have a great date planned for this Saturday.

 

On our last date, we were exchanging embarrassing family stories and I told her that on Christmas my family wears matching Christmas pajamas. We had a good laugh about it, and I was thinking about buying her an inexpensive pair of Christmas pajamas as a joke. I know it's not a great idea to start buying gifts right off the bat, as it could set a bad precedence. But, its about $20 and I think it could be something to show her that I am different than most guys. Good idea, or should I hold off and see how things go?

 

 

Well, I could be wrong (and it totally depends on how she feels about you) but that may be seen as "moving too fast". Saying as it's a family tradition, and you're giving her something that may seem like you're inviting her into that tradition, it might be perceived as a "join the family!" kinda thing.

 

That's just my opinion though. Like I said, it depends on how well things are going.

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Agree with others, a little too fast. That would be something good for next year.

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Makes sense, ill hold off.....I can see how it could be misconstrued.

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