All you jewelry retailers can suck my......

My wife wanted something shiny for her birthday...she never got it. She wants something shiny for xmas and she still wont get it. Perhaps if I got IT more than once a forthnight I might get her something shiny.

Why don't you talk to her about it, instead of sulking?

What sp00n said. Oh and you don't buy your wife gifts to get sex. You buy her gifts because it is a surprise and shows you love her.

I'd suggest you do as suggested and talk.

As for the OP what a gold digging woman by the sounds of it.
 
I've never had a gf that demanded jewellery I must admit. I've never had that demanding gf's as I can't deal with that sort of behaviour (well except sexual appetite, but that's just normal behaviour! ;)).
 
My wife wanted something shiny for her birthday...she never got it. She wants something shiny for xmas and she still wont get it. Perhaps if I got IT more than once a forthnight I might get her something shiny.

Maybe therein, lies your problem?

Talk to her about that and not sulk on an Internet forum. :p

As for me - I buy my GF stuff when I am able to afford it. For Christmas, I have bought her all the twilight books as I know she really wants them. :cool:

Plus - she never asks me for anything, but my affection.
 
I thought the whole point in girlfriends was that you loved them? And buying things for the one you love Is enjoyable. Mine never asks for a gift yet I still buy her stuff from time to time, why wouldn't you?

They are supposed to be your best friend not just something for sex.
 
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Tbh, if you were to purchase them a nice bit of shiny things... As long as they were to use it all the time and show it off then what does it matter?

My wife actually walks around with her 2 rings and silver bracelet and necklace ALL the time that i got for her, she has a box full of nice stuff at home that wasnt from me and in my eyes some of it is nicer... but she uses what i gave her as she see's it as a sign if how much she loves me :)
 
I'm envious...

You can join in too x




Back to the OP, I don't understand this superficiality - I don't feel the need or have ever been asked/demanded for gifts - it should be something that isn't expected and just a treat - whether it be expensive jewellery, clothing or even a little keepsake. It's a shame that things seem to be so shallow for some people. :(
 
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