For our six-month anniversary, he asked if there was anything I wanted, so I said I’d like enough bath salts to use every day, preferably something with a nice scent—but he gave me Bath Roman. It’s the kind you can easily buy at any supermarket.
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What I had imagined was something like LUSH bath bombs or SABON if it was inexpensive, or maybe something from CHANEL if it was more luxurious…
Am I being narrow-minded for feeling disappointed?
Am I expecting too much?
How can I stop having expectations?
I’ll answer too—Maezawa from the CEO’s office.
If there’s something you want, you should take him to the store that sells it. Just don’t outright ask him to buy it for you.
I think it’s best to simply look at it and say something like, “I really like this, but it’s a bit expensive.”
If he likes you, when he thinks about what you wanted, he’ll probably remember that store.
LUSH doesn’t really seem that expensive, so it might have been better to take him there beforehand.
I think the same would apply if you preferred SABON or CHANEL.
By the way, unless women spell these things out for them, I think men usually don’t pick up on them.
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That was a rather unhelpful way to put it, wasn’t it?
It’s a shame that you ended up disappointed over that.
The other day, when we went to the department store together, I happened to wander into SABON because I loved the atmosphere.
When we met again, all sorts of SABON products had been delivered to me.
Without some kind of inspiration, it’s hard to think of these things, isn’t it?
Akari
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I’m Ayase Nana ♡
Bath salts… so grandma-ish (•́ฅ•̀)
Next time, try saying, “Aroma oil for the humidifier.”
Doesn’t it suddenly sound so much more stylish?
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I’m Dai, a male member.
When you say bath products, I don’t think many men would immediately think of LUSH or CHANEL.
If it were me, I’d probably go with Kiki-yu, haha.
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It’s a mistake to expect an older guy to know about LUSH.
Questioner, do you remember that Auslese commercial featuring Wajima and Takanohana? I suddenly remembered it while driving today—they’re from the generation that grew up watching things like that.
(Those who know, know, haha.)
So unless you show him a photo on your phone and tell him exactly what it is, or take him to the store and have him buy it for you, it probably won’t happen.
Marika
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I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
Maybe if you hadn’t included the part about wanting something you could use every day, you might have received exactly what you wanted.
It seems the man you were dealing with didn’t understand it as “something that smells so good I’d want to use it every day.”
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