Real plain and simple comrade. They like getting gifts and they like knowing you're thinking about them and not someone else (even though you are actually thinking about 2 girls you bastard. )

However, you're not living next door to them, thus the best ways to show you are thinking about them and to give them gifts is through ordering them stuff. And so... this is how money does matter. Sure, they say just do something to let them know you care, but most options... in order to show said "care"... requires spending money, and alot, for something that seems like it should be cheaper.

Flower Sites, I like teleflora the best, they have the upgrade option which makes the style you pick even better looking than the pic (or so they claim) and chocolates are always a winner, probably worth sending a small box with the flowers.

www.teleflora.com
www.flora200.com
www.1800flowers.com

Or if they aren't much for flowers, or allergic, or you can't find any you like to send her, then skip the flowers altogether and go straight to the chocolate...

www.godiva.com

There's a cookie, truffle, nugget, something on there that any woman would love...... crave. Hell I wish I had some freak'n chocolate even, something with peanuts, carmel and dark chocolate, or no wait... dark chocolate and raspberry. Hell yeah.

Or buy the gold covered rose and then also set the delivery date for the godiva chocolate to be the same date the rose would arrive (Godiva lets you pick the date.) And if you do have a nice poem or words of love to share, than buy a card on the godiva site to go with the order and type it in there. Otherwise Godiva just gives a small but stylish card for free that can only hold like 14 words.


In summary, don't be cheap, how much you spend DOES matter, BECAUSE you can only do the hand written letter thing so many times before you have to switch it up, and switching it up means expensive options. $60 for flowers, $20 for chocolate. Spend the $80 bro, they are most likely worth it and soon you'll be gone and wishing you had sent more of a gift.

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