Women Happier When Men Avoid Giving Generic Christmas Gifts

Dec. 2, 2009 - PRLog -- According to astrologer Elizabeth Ball of It's In The Stars at http://www.itsinthestarsonline.com many men are surprised how actually easy it can be to please their partners at Christmastime.

"Most men are results-driven so they tend to prefer receiving practical gifts that 'do' something. However, they make the mistake of thinking that their wives or girlfriends want a useful gift as well," said Elizabeth Ball.

"This explains why so many women are upset when they receive a blender, an iron or some other kind of utilitarian object," she said.

Elizabeth explains that women fondly recall their dating days when he used to go out of his way to impress and thrill her.

"In long-term relationships, women tend to feel taken for granted when men just buy a generic gift from a department store," Elizabeth Ball said.

"When men seek out a gift that has special relevance to their partner, they are proving their love in a much more satisfying way than most men can comprehend," she said.

"Women absolutely melt when a man uses his time and effort to select something special for her."

Elizabeth Ball said women are keenly interested in the mechanics of their relationship - that for them, is romance.

"While most men take the attitude, 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it', women love to know how they can make their relationships even better. Men are amazed at how easy it is to make their women happy, and those who have bought a personalised LoveStars gift report for couples have been ecstatic at the enthusiastic reception they got from their partner,' said Elizabeth Ball.

She advises that men take a little time to select an item which has real relevance about their relationship for their partners.

"When you see the reaction you get, well, you'll think it's Christmas!"

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