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Okay so I've been with the same guy for like 10 months now. 

The other day I asked him when his birthday was because I forgot when it was (oops) and he gets all offended that I forgot. He told me it was close to mine by a month and ten days (not close at all), but I told him that I was shocked he remembered my birthday exactly. His response was, "he remembers important days". 

Now I'm a little confused because if it's supposedly important it means he might be doing something for me on my birthday.

Does this mean I have to do something special, like get him a gift on his birthday? The unfortunate thing is his birthday is first and coming up really soon. I know him well enough to know what he'd like, it's just a matter of do I get him a gift or not. 

I don't want to ask if I should get him a gift because people never are straight up about if they expect a gift or not. Plus I'd hate to make him think that he has to get me a gift on mine, because I hate receiving gifts from anyone tbh.

I told him I wanted a break around Christmas time because of this exact issue (I didn't tell him that's why I wanted some time apart though haha). Now I feel like I got to face the awkwardness of whether to gift or not to gift. To small gift or not to gift? That's the question

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well..

the normal thing is to get friends presents on their birthday

usually friends make gifts to friends. couples even more so

just because you give him a gift, doesn't necesarily mean he will as well but as I mentioned above.. friends usually give each other gifts on birthdays. lovers even more. family even more so.

 

so yeah. wouldn't it be more awkward not to give him a gift?

 

if you don't like receiving gifts... just tell him you don't like that.

if you feel awkward giving a gift, plan a nice day on his birthday or something.

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Umm yeah you should get him a gift case solved or if you're on that cheap side just do some cook in dinner after he's done eating say you're gunna go get desert push bring out a fresh plate replace it with the one he ate the food out of then sit on it and spread them legs..-im sorry I've been reading too much wahida Clark cries-

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From his comment about "remembering important days" it seems that he thinks of birthdays as something important.

 

I feel like he'd be disappointed if you didn't get him a gift. He was already disappointed that you didn't remember his birthday lol.

 

What you get him should be something you are comfortable with. If you don't wanna go all out, then don't. Just showing you were thinking about him should be enough. 

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If you have been dating someone for 10 months already... I would expect my significant other to remember my birthday too. Not to receive any gifts but because it is basic information, imo.

Anyway, I would plan something special. You could cook or invite him to dinner somewhere nice you know he likes, buy him a gift or go somewhere fun. If he told you it is an important date for him, then he probably does expect you to plan something.

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well..

the normal thing is to get friends presents on their birthday

usually friends make gifts to friends. couples even more so

just because you give him a gift, doesn't necesarily mean he will as well but as I mentioned above.. friends usually give each other gifts on birthdays. lovers even more. family even more so.

 

so yeah. wouldn't it be more awkward not to give him a gift?

 

if you don't like receiving gifts... just tell him you don't like that.

if you feel awkward giving a gift, plan a nice day on his birthday or something.

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