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How to present a gift to a male best friend in a non romantic way?

Discussion in 'Family, Friends, and Relationships' started by Chromedome, Nov 15, 2014.

  1. Chromedome

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    This guy is one of those sensitive artistic guys, great fashion sense etc. I don't know if he's gay or not, don't want to take risks, and i live a a homophobic country. I'm thinking of buying him a necklace but I want to know how do I present it without looking romantic and making things awkward.
     
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    But, you're in "Northern Americas"?! What kind of necklace would you want to get him? It's going to be awkward any way you look at it.
     
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    The are like a dozen countries that fit into that region, i'm on the lower edge of that area. It's either a necklace with a keyblade, a sharktooth or a his zodiac symbol.
     
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    Sometimes you just have to bite the bullet. Nothing comes without risk. Just tell him you think he's a great friend and you want him to have it. I wouldn't even mention sexuality. Don't say you aren't gay, but you don't have to say you are either..
     
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    Throw it at his face, thats not very romantic. :lol:
     
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    Be open about it; say you got it because you think he'd like it and it suits him. You can also throw in the (true) justification that he's a good friend.

    To immediately explain how very unromantic the gift is would be the more suspicious thing to do.
     
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    Giving him a necklace is gonna be a little awkward and romantic any way you slice it. However, that being said, nothing good comes from living life cautiously. Why tip-toe through your life only to arrive safely at death?? Am I raight, or am I right? Long story short, go for it and don't care what anyone thinks.