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Appropriate B-Day Gift for the Crush?

Discussion in 'Family, Friends, and Relationships' started by EbonyDazed, Oct 14, 2014.

  1. EbonyDazed

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    So my crush has a birthday coming up and since I'm an artist I had thought of drawing a picture or creating an art piece specifically for her.

    I'm wary of this because I don't want it to come off creepy, she doesn't know I like her and I thought an art work would have enough work in it to let her know that she is important to me without seeming too much like I wanted a romantic relationship with her.

    She's never seen any of my work, so I thought it might be a treat to finally show her what I can do. She's always been supportive of my artwork even though I don't think she's seen anything recent.

    So, what do you think? Any other suggestions for a B-Day gift for a crush? Anything that subtly says "I like you" without a creepy "I totally love you" vibe?
     
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    I think a piece of artwork you made would be lovely.. And not over the top.. A lot of people prefer things like that as it feels more personal and more unique rather then something anyone can buy. I think if you wanted to get anything else, maybe just something you know she will like, but you don't need to spend a lot of money on.. It's not about showing how much money you can spend, but the thought that has gone into it that counts.
     
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    Drawing something that you knows she likes would be a really nice gift! Perhaps a singer, place or piece of architecture she's mentioned liking before. It shows you've paid attention to her interests without being over the top. Definitely avoid drawing her.. That might come off a little too creepy haha.
     
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    What about an artwork about something you both like... a place for example ?

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    She does travel abroad a lot, maybe I could draw an image off one of the many postcards she's sent me? She loves to travel so maybe a landmark from one of her trips?

    ---------- Post added 15th Oct 2014 at 08:46 PM ----------

    I was thinking of doing an image from a postcard (she travels a lot and has sent me a ton) but maybe an image of home or something familiar would be nice. I don't know how homesick she gets.
     
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    Yes, drawing something she sent you would be very nice, and it would totally seem friendly and not awkward!