- Research says that the most romantic gifts are expensive yet worthless. In fact, science knows a number of things about what makes a good gift.
- Afraid of how much Valentine’s Day is going to cost you? Relax. Giving really is better than receiving and studies show money CAN buy happiness.
- There’s an easy trick for getting that special someone a gift they’ll really like: stop being so damn creative and think about what makes people feel guilty. Wanna go even further and be doubly sure they’ll like that present? Wrap it.
- Did you receive a lousy gift for Valentine’s Day? Here are pro tips on how to act like you’re not horribly disappointed. And frankly, getting women lousy gifts on V Day might be a smart idea.
This piece originally appeared on Barking Up the Wrong Tree.
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