We promise, there's something in this edit of Valentine's Day gifts for men that he'll actually like (2025)

FAQs

Are you supposed to get men something for Valentine's Day? ›

In short, the choice truly is up to you. Maybe you both have decided not to give Valentine's Day gifts to each other anyway. Or perhaps this is the first real relationship that you've had during the holiday and you at least want to get him some chocolate.

Consider if your relationship status warrants a gift.

If you're upset about a missed Valentine's Day and your partner doesn't appear concerned or apologetic, this can be a bad sign. This is especially true if your significant other even goes so far as to tease or admonish you for caring about the holiday.

Yes, it is becoming increasingly common for women to give gifts to men on Valentine's Day. Traditionally, Valentine's Day has been associated with men giving gifts to women, such as flowers, chocolates, and romantic gestures.

Valentine's Day is a popular holiday for couples that dates back to the 1300s. Throughout history, this holiday has been celebrated by couples but, more so, the women in the relationships. However, a survey has proven that men enjoy celebrating the holiday and getting showered with gifts too.

Generally, some reasons why this embarrassing and heartbreaking event happened include: he's just too busy, your gift might still be in transit, or worse, he doesn't love you anymore. It might also be because he's planning a surprise for you or because he views valentine's as a “Hallmark Holiday.”

Communication is Key: It's important to have an open and honest conversation with your boyfriend about your feelings. Let him know that you were hurt or felt unimportant because he didn't get you a card on Valentine's Day. Give him a chance to explain his perspective and listen to what he has to say.

Talk to Your Husband: Have a calm and open conversation with your husband about how you both feel. Express why you were disappointed that he didn't plan anything for Valentine's Day and listen to his perspective as well. Understanding each other's feelings can help in resolving the conflict.

Among women in relationships, the gifts they'd most like to receive for Valentine's Day are a card (38%), a nice dinner out (38%), and/or flowers (37%). For men in relationships, a card (31%), a nice dinner out (27%), and sexual favors (26%) top the list.

How to make him feel special on Valentine's Day? ›

So if you're wondering whether it's okay to break up with your partner on a day dedicated to love, the short answer is yes. (The long answer is also yes but I hold your hand and tell you it's going to be okay.) First, let's figure out if a Valentine's Day dumping is right for you.

Taking time to do something out of the ordinary is romantic. Cook for her. Once again, doing something out of the routine is an important way to show you care. Breakfast in bed, or cooking a romantic dinner for two can be fun for you and let her know you were willing to go the extra mile.

Get cool gift ideas for the woman you love at Dodo or Gifts.com. Realize that it's not all up to you to plan. “Though 57 percent of men think the dudes are supposed to plan V-Day, 68 percent of women say the couple should come up with something together.

68% of women expect their male dates to pay, while 78% of men feel responsible for the cost. The person who extends the invitation for a date should pay the tab and tip. If unimpressed on a first date, offer to pay your part to avoid wasting the other person's money.