Is it ok to...

Anonymous #1

Give a boy chocolate for his birthday (amongst other things)? Or is this kind of gift given just to girls?

Reply 1

FireDeuce

Nah i think its acceptable, its a practical present, and practicality is key

Reply 2

q1w2e3r4t5y

if he likes it then yeah, why not?

Reply 3

Mrs_F

If he likes it then why not?

Last I heard chocolate was unisex!

Reply 4

Mrs_F

pianist

if he likes it then yeah, why not?

Ah - psychic! :eek:

Reply 5

S-e-r-e-n-d-i-p-i-t-y

sounds good, if i was a boy, im sure i would approve!!

Reply 6

Mark S

Whats wrong with chocolate. Of course its okay

Reply 7

q1w2e3r4t5y

lynseyweth

Ah - psychic! :eek:

Ahh yeah!

Reply 8

Chewwy

sure, it's fine, but its as boring as hell.

i would actually prefer socks. i really do like socks.

Reply 9

Lucyvet2006

I'd say definately more of a boy present than a girl present! I'm being stereotypical but boys generally don't expect you to have put as much effort into their present as girls do! Also they're less likely to be on a diet and resent you for it.

Reply 10

HipsAndHearts

Stick pictures of naked women on it.
It makes it masculin.
Socks are good, get socks.

Reply 11

Talya

HipsAndHearts

Socks are good, get socks.

Underpants!

(From M&S :wink:

)

Reply 12

speedstacker

yeah why not? I did that last time. If he doesn't like it , tough.

Reply 13

HipsAndHearts

Talya

Underpants!

(From M&S :wink:

)

Of course. I always forget that Marks and Spencer do Underwear
You genious You.
Now I know what to get all my friends.
And why was this posted anonymously?

Reply 14

In Love

ya why not? what could possibly be wrong with doin that?

Reply 15

Redefined

If a girl got me choc's i'd be like 'Huh?'

Not that its 'girlie' or anything but I dunno, its just, hmm, well, not the norm. So go for it lol

Made no sense...I appologise :wink:

Reply 16

username9303