I'm gonna do it!

• Skye wrote on 2010-12-17 04:27
  I feel like homemade chocolate is too creepy at this point.
  
  Well, any chocolate, actually.
• BobYoMeowMeow wrote on 2010-12-17 04:28
  Bears require more relationship points before they become effective
• Piko wrote on 2010-12-17 04:29

  Quote from BobYoMeowMeow;250594:

  Bears require more relationship points before they become effective

  
  
  How about a pikachu plushie?
• Liraiyu wrote on 2010-12-17 04:29

  Quote from BobYoMeowMeow;250594:

  Bears require more relationship points before they become effective

  
  
  Dude, chicks love bears!
  
  ... Wait, we are talking about the real kind right, not the stuffed type? D:
• Cucurbita wrote on 2010-12-17 04:30

  Quote from Pikablu;250587:

  Wat. Can't I just get her a bear or something D:
  
  I don't want my parents to stare at my from across the hallway making embarrassing remarks and my brother eating all the chocolate before I can even do anything with it.

  
  
  The idea behind a gift is good, and a bear is a novel device, but its not creative, its not romantic, and it has no value at all to the receiver. Its like a +1 device rather than a +5 device.
  
  You can go with a bear if you want, but its not going to make her look back in the future and say "yeah, Hitaki gave me a stuffed bear. What a wonderful gift it was"
  
  Presentation is important. With the chocolate rose, tie it with a bow and circle it with a clear plastic gift wrap. Give it to her, and say "merry christmas".
  
  She'll remember that, and not in a ****ing creepy way at all.
• BobYoMeowMeow wrote on 2010-12-17 04:32

  Quote from Pikablu;250598:

  How about a pikachu plushie?

  
  
  Last week scenario:
  Master had some friends over at her house.
  The cat was laying around in the same room (the bedroom)
  One of her female friends notice a Pikachu plushie and asked "What is this?"
  
  /end scenario
  
  yes it's possible.
• Cucurbita wrote on 2010-12-17 04:37
  There are only maybe 4 appropriate chances you get to give a gift to a girl.
  Birthday, Christmas, Valentines, and maybe Halloween.
  
  You don't want to half ass it. Giving her gifts outside of these conditions can have a reverse effect. So you want to make sure they're as memorable and leaves as much impression as possible, without making yourself look like a creeper.
  
  And as an entry level gift, hand made chocolate is just perfect.
  
  With that you can hand it to her, and say something like "Merry Christmas, I made it for you, but its my first time... I hope its not too bad".
• Arsik wrote on 2010-12-17 04:50

  Quote from Cucurbita;250622:

  There are only maybe 4 appropriate chances you get to give a gift to a girl.
  Birthday, Christmas, Valentines, and maybe Halloween.
  
  You don't want to half ass it. Giving her gifts outside of these conditions can have a reverse effect. So you want to make sure they're as memorable and leaves as much impression as possible, without making yourself look like a creeper.
  
  And as an entry level gift, hand made chocolate is just perfect.
  
  With that you can hand it to her, and say something like "Merry Christmas, I made it for you, but its my first time... I hope its not too bad".

  
  
  So, when are you going to sign that contract to be in that live action boy's love Japanese drama where Hannah's directing? :V
• BobYoMeowMeow wrote on 2010-12-17 04:52

  Quote from Cruril;250640:

  So, when are you going to sign that contract to be in that live action boy's love Japanese drama where Hannah's directing? :V

  
  
  it's in Japanese?
• Arsik wrote on 2010-12-17 04:53
  Maybe? I don't know, Hannah's the one directing it. :V
• Skye wrote on 2010-12-17 04:54
  I still think chocolate is a bad idea right now.
• Rue wrote on 2010-12-17 05:18
  [FONT="Arial Narrow"][SIZE="3"]Don't give her the regular teddy bear, chocolates, or necklace or anything.
  Do something original. (However, a rose works too, because it's chivalrous.
  Unless chivalry is dead. I hope not)
  Oh, and don't forget to compliment the fact that she looks really pretty that day.
  Bam.[/SIZE][/FONT]
• Cucurbita wrote on 2010-12-17 05:26

  Quote from Rue;250689:

  [FONT="Arial Narrow"][SIZE="3"]Don't give her the regular teddy bear, chocolates, or necklace or anything.
  Do something original. (However, a rose works too, because it's chivalrous.
  Unless chivalry is dead. I hope not)
  Oh, and don't forget to compliment the fact that she looks really pretty that day.
  Bam.[/SIZE][/FONT]

  
  
  Which is totally why I suggested a chocolate rose.
  Not sure why everyone is so negative about my suggestion.
  
  It shows your originality, creativity, and because its home made it shows your effort and care.
  
  I'm actually consulting a number of girls and an advice board about this. I'll respond again in a bit.
• Cucurbita wrote on 2010-12-17 05:45
  Dammit, asking /adv/ was a bad idea. They just keep making phallic jokes about stuffed bears.
  
  Okay, I seem to have underestimated the power of stuffed bears as asking many girls they told me it was hard to decide. I thought chocolates would win over by a landslide.
  
  Stuffed Bear pros:
  Lasts longer because you didn't eat it like chocolate
  Reminds her of you every time she looks at it (assuming it doesn't go in the back of the closet where I've seen most girls keep their stuffed animals)
  
  Chocolate Rose pros:
  You made it yourself shows effort
  Its creative, sweet, and delicious
  
  Supposedly being told to go with both though. Seems a little excessive.
• Kazuni wrote on 2010-12-17 05:47
  Just make the bear hold a bag of choco roses.
  
  Then she can nom and have eyecandy.