The Worst Valentine’s Day Gifts to Buy Your Partner
Romantic gifts can be relationship killers
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and if you like to celebrate Cupid’s special day with your partner, you may be thinking about what gifts to buy. Maybe you’re considering the mainstays that many people turn to — a bouquet of flowers and a box of candy.
However, if traditional gifts are your idea of the perfect way to express love for your partner on Valentine’s Day, you may find that you don’t have a partner anymore on February 15.
That’s because according to a study of 2,000 Americans in relationships, 23 percent of people will consider ending their relationship if they receive a Valentine’s Day present they believe is cliché. In fact, 53 percent of respondents believe a heart-shaped box of chocolates is a cop-out excuse for a gift.
“Tuning in to your partner’s wants and preferences is the best way to make them feel appreciated with a gift this Valentine’s Day.”
Valentine’s Day Gifts to Avoid
Survey participants were asked what the worst Valentine’s Day presents are and the results were:
- Furry handcuffs (34 percent)
