In which she reads the Christmas shopping mailers

[zeborah]

Farmers
For her: lingerie, makeup, footspa, revlon stuffs
For him: in-car mp3 player, brut extreme, digital cameral, underwear

The Warehouse
For her: dresses, shorts, lingerie, diamond rings, Active Intent Clothing
For him: iPod nanos, DVDs, satin boxer shorts

Comments

[kiya]

And once again, I come out more male than not.

This is unrelated to needing new underwear.

[mjlayman.livejournal.com]

The only thing in any of those that I need is underwear (which I'll buy after my check comes), and although I like watching DVDs, I don't know that I actually need any to keep.

[mjlayman.livejournal.com]

I always come out male in any kind of test. I'm clearly female, though. I think people still think of women as retiring and secretarial, rather than management. What they usually test is language and skills, rather than actual gender ID.

[birdsedge.livejournal.com]

I never read the woman-gift sections of things. The man-gifts are much more interesting. I may be female but my mind extends a long way beyond footspas as makeup. I hate perfumes of all descriptions (and go to great lengths to get unperfumed soaps and shampoos etc.). Lingerie? I've got what I need, thanks, and when I need more I'll buy my own. Clothes? Well I would hesitate to buy clothes for anyone else and I very much doubt anyone else would get my size and taste right - even my Best Beloved (though he did once buy me this fantastic long black knitted vest-cloak thing which I still adore.) Diamond rings? I've got the engagement ring I've had on my finger since I was 19, why do I need another?

For preference give me a gadget catalogue or an office products catalogue or a computer catalogue or just let me loose at amazon.co.uk with a gift voucher.

[mjlayman.livejournal.com]

Unperfumed lotions, unperfumed bodywash, etc. Boy, that's hard.