"What is the most sweetest thing you have seen someone buy for another?

KosmicJelli

When I was younger and working as a cashier in retail.... I always comment to the customer how sweet I thought it was when they would buy teddybears, roses...etc for their "significant other" on any normal day of the week... So my question is -

"What is the most sweetest thing you have seen someone buy for another?

writersu

Don't know why ---well I guess I do---

a cleaning woman......smart guy....

know why?

KosmicJelli

writersu wrote:

Don't know why ---well I guess I do---

a cleaning woman......smart guy....

know why?

Why?

writersu

KosmicJelli wrote:

Why?

why it's funny you should ask that,(lol??????????)

ok,ok,...........

because here is an enlightenment on me guys truly.....

if your wife isn't so tired from cleaning the house, you would probably be having more sex............

good point, right?

KosmicJelli

writersu wrote:

why it's funny you should ask that,(lol??????????)

ok,ok,...........

because here is an enlightenment on me guys truly.....

if your wife isn't so tired from cleaning the house, you would probably be having more sex............

good point, right?

Absolutely!!!!!!

jked3

writersu wrote:

why it's funny you should ask that,(lol??????????)

ok,ok,...........

because here is an enlightenment on me guys truly.....

if your wife isn't so tired from cleaning the house, you would probably be having more sex............

good point, right?

Very true - I have a cleaning lady come to my house every two weeks...

My wife and I now have 4 kids

writersu

KosmicJelli wrote:

Absolutely!!!!!!

thanks for agreeing......but right, huh?

writersu

jked3 wrote:

Very true - I have a cleaning lady come to my house every two weeks...

My wife and I now have 4 kids

you are such a good guy; really she is so lucky---I hope she knows that

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true, right?

jked3

writersu wrote:

you are such a good guy; really she is so lucky---I hope she knows that

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true, right?

I believe so...she is very happy!

Brain of J.Lo

A few years ago, I lived in an apartment in Chicago. There was a really mean maintenance guy named Rocco that lived and worked in the building. He was so intimidating and scary that I didn't want to call him when I locked myself out, lol.

But, my entire perception of him changed when, on Valentine's Day, my (then) boyfriend spotted him buying a huge teddy bear at the Walgreen's in the ground floor of the building.

audiodave

Not trying to take anything away from your thread, as I think it's a good one, but personally I don't see things such as flowers or teddy bears as particularly sweet. Sure, they're nice enough, but little to no thought goes into them, and they don't really show that you know the person at all.

Back to the point of the thread. Something sweet (apparently) that I bought someone was a replacement of a very very small thing that was lost, but meant a lot to them.

KosmicJelli

writersu wrote:

thanks for agreeing......but right, huh?

but so totally right! Right on Sista!

KosmicJelli

audiodave wrote:

Not trying to take anything away from your thread, as I think it's a good one, but personally I don't see things such as flowers or teddy bears as particularly sweet. Sure, they're nice enough, but little to no thought goes into them, and they don't really show that you know the person at all.

Back to the point of the thread. Something sweet (apparently) that I bought someone was a replacement of a very very small thing that was lost, but meant a lot to them.

I agree... but the sweetest thing can be anything like yours.... sentimental items carry no value whatsoever since the are but nothing less than pricessless

failedpersephone

I saw an elderly guy buying reading glasses for his girlfriend (they lived in the same retirement home) and he went through all of the ones on the stand looking for red/purple frames. because she liked to do puzzles, and she liked those colors.
I thought that was as good an example of sweet love as any...

Ayedavanita

My friend was wearing a Pearl Jam shirt that I hadn't seen before. It was Ed as a stick figure with the band behind on stage, also stick figures, with the lights drawn on the top of the stage, drums and everything. When I asked her where she got the shirt she told me her husband had their six year old son draw the picture and he had it put on a shirt. I've never forgotten what a thoughtful and sweet gift that was.


Edit: Once when my ex had again upset me to tears my sister came over and said I needed a real man in my life. She handed me a poster of Johnny Depp she'd gotten for me. It's still hanging up and means the world to me. Small gesture but awesome thought.

Allie

When I left my ex I only took what I could carry and I subsequently ended up leaving most of my cd collection, so for me the sweetest thing ever was someone who bought me some replacement cds

SENROCK

The sweetest thing I've ever seen was someone getting someone else a giant cup of ice without even asking for it.

Spunkie

A piano the couple had made love on. And a house to put it in.

PatrickBateman

my wife hates me right now, but I am going to pick her up her favorite chicken wings on the way home. Kill'em with kindness!

TrixieCat

Well, the sweetest thing I ever received was a bicycle.
When I was in college my bicycle was stolen and I was heartbroken....Specialized Rock Hopper. :(
My friends in the theatre all gathered the tiny amount of money they had and bought me a "new" bicycle at a tag sale that was held on campus to raise money for something. It was the UGLIEST bike ever but I was in tears.
I will never forget that.

SENROCK

PatrickBateman wrote:

my wife hates me right now, but I am going to pick her up her favorite chicken wings on the way home. Kill'em with kindness!

if ure serious, thats really cool. Its the little things that mean the most!