Girls, do you want to receive flowers from a guy/romantic interest?

[OlderAndWiser]

Oh, girls! Look what my man sent me!

I have sent flowers to women many times, usually to where they work, and they have always been appreciated. However, I recently had aa much younger guy suggest that women "today" do not want to receive flowers from a guy who is expressing his romantic interest. Is that true?

I am age 24 or younger and I DO want to receive flowers from a guy who is interested in me.

I am age 24 or younger and I don't care whether a guy who is interested in me send flowers or doesn't send flowers.

I am age 24 or younger. If you want to romance me, do NOT send flowers!

I am age 25 or older and I DO want to receive flowers from a guy who is interested in me.

I am age 25 or older and I don't care whether a guy who is interested in me send flowers or doesn't send flowers.

I am age 25 or older. If you want to romance me, do NOT send flowers!

[midnightmoon05]

I have not meet a guy who didn’t get/send me flowers to my work or in person. Always appreciate the gesture especially when coming from one who I have been dating/early courtship period and through out the years of togetherness:)
Also love having fresh flowers in my apt.

So not sure how others feel or not receiving.
I can only think of one reason why one wouldn’t appreciate such loving gesture is if they are allergic and guy didn’t know.
I am over 25 lol..

[MaxiNova]

I think a lot of girls love and appreciate the gesture of flowers, it's a great way to let someone know your interested or to remind someone of just how much you care, either way it's a great gesture

[Brainsbeforebeauty]

It wouldn't be a necessity of a deal breaker if they don't... But why would someone ever have a problem with someone sending them or giving them flowers? But if it's just to Romance for the wrong reasons or with expectations attached. Like some guys who think paying for a date=sex... Romance, flowers, sex; none of that should be available expectation, it should be done out of caring or wanting... One rose given unexpectedly to cheer you up cuz you had a bad day would mean way more than two dozen on Valentine's day off you get what I mean... For me it's not so much what's given as to why...

[Some_Goof]

I don't care but at the same time I'd appreciate if a guy who's interested in me, if he wants to give me something, he gives me something more practical than flowers.
But If he gives me anything that's totally appreciated tho.

[StarsInTheEyes]

I would love to receive flowers from my partner, but it's not required. I've seen my female coworkers receive flowers from their husbands on Valentine's Day and/or their anniversaries.

I wouldn't ask for my boyfriend to do that since he's not my husband. I'm not comparing equivalence, but it would be nice if he sent me something to my work address. That would not be just about sending a gift, but also would show that he wanted the world to know how nicely he treated me.

I like the "old-fashioned" ways: chocolates and flowers, or simple things such as looking at stars, etc. simple things that nobody seems to appreciate nowadays.

[StarsInTheEyes]

To me, gifts are just symbols of a person's thoughts and ways of expressing that people love their partners. Even when I get married, I wouldn't require gifts like new rings or jewelries every few anniversaries like one of my coworkers receives from her husband. I think that's too much and I don't believe in spending money on jewelries. I think small expenses on things that are meaningful are more important. I think flowers are nice, but if they cost a lot and a man is going to get them frequently, I would prefer him to save that money.

[Horror_lover]

I voted for E because I honestly hate flowers, I think it's a waste of money. I told my boyfriend that I don't care for him because I didn't want him to assume that I'm the type that loves flowers. But I do love that he always surprises me with a care package of little things or huge things that I like.

[bobalife]

I LOVE it 😍🥰 whoever gets flowers from you are lucky because most women will appreciate it! Lol no don’t listen to this fella! He’s only speaking of his experience with specific girls who don’t like or appreciate it.. unless they’re just not into him. 😅

[Darcia]

I don’t like tending to flowers because once they are cut from the bush they are a lot harder to maintain. And I don’t want to be responsible in trying to keep a flower alive when it shouldn’t be cut in the first place.


I prefer gifts that last long. Like minerals such as Tourmaline: Rubellite, Indicolite, Dravite, Uvite, Watermelon, Paprok, Cruzerio, lipstick tourmaline, or even Tanzanite. That would make me the most happiest and keep the romance long lasting.

[Vicky_7402]

In a sense, I don’t care. But it is a nice gesture, but not from someone random. If my boyfriend sent me flowers its cute, or someone who I've gone on a few days with. Some random guy sending me flowers is just creepy. Its all based on context, so overall flowers are good as long as you’re relationship is at that level

[SexyAshh]

Yepp.


Suprisingly i haven't gotten flowers from a guy since my boyfriend at 16.


Ever since then guys always buy my gifts, but its like high end purses/ clothing which is nice and i love but just simple flowers would be nice again

[Mickey9999]

Tricky question. Traditionally I LOVE getting flowers delivered BUT my late husband only did on most anniversaries which was Valentine’s Day. Never just because yet when we were dating and he’d stop to fill the car tank, he’d come out with one of those gas station roses. That single rose meant more than the dozen Roses on our anniversary because it showed more thoughtfulness. A woman typically wants to know her man is thinking of her when she’s not around and not just on special occasions! To further expand, I also thought it was a waste of money especially when he’d just come to me for more money later in the week... just as when he’d buy me jewelry and I paid the bill. As far as receiving them at work? Love it but haven’t figured out why. I’m thinking it has something to do with women being competitive with other women so it could be a signal of see someone likes me too type of thing.

[Hazelstar99]

When it's not my birthday or valentines day. Other than that it really feels special. Who doesn't like flowers?

[OlderAndWiser]

"Who doesn't like flowers?" Apparently, about 1/3 of all women either don't care or really don't want to receive flowers.

[Hazelstar99]

Okay I love fresh and good smelling flowers. It just looks beautiful and it's such a nice gesture. I don't really care. But if my guy gives me that of course I'm going to like it.