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$harkToootth wrote:

Jesus Was a Robot wrote:If you think about it, unless your wife is a gear hound like yourself, they can be pretty difficult to buy for. I mean, what am I going to get her? A diamond necklace she'll never wear? A purse to compliment her other purses? God. I suck. I wish I knew what my wife liked but she barely has any hobbies. I just depressed myself and it made me feel like a shitty husband. Exit left...

Regarding the first sentence, this is going to be the third year in a row my brother (not a gear head) gets me a moog expression pedal. They're cheap enough and easy enough for him to order. I literally text him a link. We've been exchanging links for years now (I get it, a brother's relationship is A LOT different than husband and wife [my brother is basically my twin]).

You're not a shitty husband. You'll do fine. Consider getting her an 'experience' instead of material things. I usually get my Mom a Spa Treatment of some kind or play tickets. If I do buy clothes for people, it's so they can start a hobby (got Mom hiking boots one year and she loved them!).

So think of stuff your wife might like to do and never pursued (in my opinion, those are the best gifts) or maybe give her the gift of relaxation or something. You'll be fine brother.

crochambeau wrote:The perfect gift is whittled from the bones of your enemies, you cannot simply put a price tag on that.

oldangelmidnight wrote:Is it just bigger and nicer or would she really like it more?