Romantic and Thoughtful

It’s not a one-size fit all situations when it comes to buying romantic gifts for your significant other. When offering up the best gifts, many holiday gifts stick to age, gender, and interests. This list is not the same. The type of relationship you’re in is the most important when it comes to romantic gifts.

The Crush

Giving your crush a romantic gift is the perhaps the best way to win them over. Initially, you have the element of surprise on your side. Definitely, they are not expecting any gift from you and who doesn’t seem to love surprise romantic gifts? Secondly, gifting them make them notice you. You two are actually not in a relationship, therefore, refrain from sending an overly romantic gift. You should rather send them a gift that revolves around a hobby or film they enjoy. They might not seem romantic but they actually are. They are an indication that you’ve noticed something deep about them.

The New Relationship (Two Months or Less)

You may feel like you don’t have to buy your love interest romantic gifts for the holiday if you’re in a new relationship. This is true however just make sure they don’t have to buy you romantic gifts either. If you nevertheless decide to exchange gifts then there are appropriate gifts for those in new relationships.  It should be one that will make you know them better as a dinner date or buying them a gift related to a hobby or film they enjoy.

A young Relationship (More than Two Months but Less Than Six)

You’re in a young relationship if you’ve been together for more than a few months but can’t claim you’re in a long-term relationship. Now you can get romantic gifts for your partner and they should be those that prove you know them better than when you first met. Consider something that makes their work out easier like a nice piece of jewelry or accessories.

Winter Fling/Cuffing Season

You can absolutely get someone you’ve found to keep you warm this winter a romantic gift.  Choose gifts based on what you enjoy doing about your relationship. This is a more casual relationship so you can consider a fluffy blanket for the two of you to cuddle under or you can watch movies during the holiday. The gifts should just as casual and fun as the relationship.

The Ex You Still Hook Up With

This is the kind of relationship between two individuals who can’t make a relationship work but still enjoy having sex with each other. You, therefore, don’t need to pressurize yourself into buying your ex a romantic gift.  Just get them something congratulating them for the job well done.

The Open Relationship

You can be both in an open and committed relationship. An open relationship means you and your partner are free to seek sexual gratification from outside your commitment. It doesn’t mean you’re cheating but just having sexual experiences. This kind of relationship isn’t for everyone but it works for quite a number of people who are able to distinguish the primary partner from all others. If you are in this kind of relationship, therefore, you need to give much energy or more thoughtful romantic gifts to your primary partner.

The Committed Relationship (Seven or More Months)       

If you are in this kind of relationship then it means you and your partner have exchanged romantic gifts before. You can, therefore, decide to give more practical gifts at this stage in the game too. You can get them the things they desire.

Married or the Long-Term Commitment

In this kind of relationship, there is time for everything. Individuals in this kind of relationship usually schedule some alone time or even sex, an hour romantic gifts, a day or a weekend of togetherness. Long-term commitment is all about tackling tasks together and having quality time too.