if i give you a $100 to BUY me a GIFT for someone i LOVE, what would it be?

Question

what does it symbolize?
(it shouldnt cost more than the amount)

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Answer 1

Unless you and your loved one are destitute, I would donate to the recipient's favourite charity. Recognizing how fortunate we are in this world is an indication to how we can avoid pity for the self and expand compassion for others.

That our society requires that we spend money to demonstrate our affection for another is just, well, twisted. Of course, if you truly loved the person, wouldn't you pay $1000 rather than $100. (See how warped this can become.)

Answer 2

I would review momentos and pictures that you may have been able to collect from your past times together. Perhaps there is a picture of a time or place that held special meaning for the one you love. It doesn't have to be from a big party, reunion or gala event. Just a moment when you both shared a thought or feeling that was extraordinary...

I would have that picture mounted in an expensive frame. The expense is not important. What's importatnt is the fact that you remembered that moment and how it was special to her. You effort to highlight it says that it is important to you as well.

Write an inscription on the back. Write something that you both share- that you can both look back on years from now with special recognition.

What you write has to obviousy be up to you, but I'm certain you will know exactly what to say.

To love is to live!

Answer 3

If I GAVE you a 100. to buy a gift for someone you love then first of all the gift of money is yours. Second the gift you buy is yours. I have no say so on those two points. The gift of money was a gift of LOVE FROM ME TO YOU. Free, without chains or conditions, go forth and do the same.

Answer 4

I'd give you back your $100.00 dollars because true love don't have to cost a thing to make a person feel special or to feel loved. ever hear of the term actions speak louder than words well my motto is actions speak louder than words or material things. Pick a hundred wild flowers the time you put in to collecting them shows your patience and willingness to work on the relationship. bring them to a special place that means something, it shows how much you listen and how dedicated to the person you are, to your life together. etc. My guy buys me what ever I want but the ones I love the most comes straight from the heart and doesn't cost a thing but maybe a little time and effort.

Answer 5

enki, I don't know if this is the answer you're looking for, but I would tell you to do it yourself. It's not so much the amount of money or what the gift is, but it's the thought and time spent by the giver that makes that gift special.

Still can't stay away from all of your questions. : )

I won't be starring this since some think I am a problem. Goodnight enki.

Answer 6

I guess the person you'll give $100 to is actually the one you intend to buy a present for, right? You want her to pick a gift of her own choice to make sure it's really what she wants for a present. Bingo!!!

Answer 7

I should learn about her before I could buy anythings and it would be an extra costs for dinner, drinks and entertainments. Her profiles is important and then I would settle with your S100 for the gift and it be free if you allowed me to finish the job.
Inflations !

Answer 8

Wow, isn't that difficult for us--we who know nothing of the special bond between the two of you? Love can mean infatuation, then I can't help you there. Love can mean a commitment and that is something entirely personal and I need not get involved.

Answer 9

I would pick 365 wildflowers and have each of them pressed so you you could give one every day of the year and keep $75 for a nice dinner with them. It's always nice to help others, and I would just have to spend $25 for enough books to press the flowers and postage to send you the gift.

Answer 10

A $100 bill.