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Any good gift ideas for your provider?

johnd5050

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Thanks for the feedback. The pricing isn't of concern to me. However, I was thinking a simple silver necklace with a small pendant with her first initial engraved on it would be nice. But I suppose even something simple like that is risky because she may not like it.
Whether a gift costs $100 or $10,000, if a woman does not like the metal, style, length of chain etc, it will be put in a drawer or thrown away. In general women like to pick their own jewellery
Give her a gift card to a jewellery store or take her shopping. You mentioned pricing isn't a concern.
 

GemyNetron

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For a great gift idea for your provider, consider something that feels personal and thoughtful. One year, I gave my dad a custom gift for Father's Day—a personalized mug with a fun photo and a message. He loved it and said it made his mornings brighter. If you're looking for ideas, you might want to check out custom Father's Day gifts. They can be a nice way to show appreciation and make the gift feel unique to the person you're giving it to.
 
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onomatopoeia

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In my personal experiences with civilian women, they all love inexpensive gifts which are specifically tailored to their personal tastes. It shows that the guy was listening, and remembered something mentioned offhand in some conversation.

Something expensive, like jewelry or a designer handbag, often comes with implied strings attached. With an Escort, a $50 tip might be appreciated more than a $50 gift card, because 'that's the nature of THIS business'.

A woman's eyes will light up before saying 'Oh my God! Aquamarine pottery glaze #31!!!! You can't get this anywhere anymore!' or 'Wow, one of the nine Red Rose tea figurines that I don't have!'.

There's an old joke that you can tell how many times a Jewish woman's husband has been unfaithful by counting the fur coats in her closet.

I have a few of the early issues of Viva magazine from 1974. Viva was published by Penthouse magazine, and was an erotic monthly marketed to sexually adventurous women of fifty years ago. One of those has always been well received by an upscale Indy. Those back issues often cost $50 - $100 or more $US on eBay, (including the shipping), if they're even available. Apparently, they are highly prized by openly gay men, who usually snap them up when they go on sale. I got them for $2 each seven years ago - see this post:

https://terb.cc/xenforo/threads/whi...has-best-selection.805020/page-2#post-7768680 for details.

As a general rule, however, 'used erotica' seldom has much value in the secondary market, particularly when it comes to items which might be inserted internally.
 
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