Sherry Taylor

Q: A new survey says that couples do this seven years into a relationship?

A: Give the cheapest gifts

 

A new survey found couples give each other the CHEAPEST gifts seven years into their relationship.

Assuming the mediocre presents don’t make you split up, you start spending more on each other from that point on.  But nothing compares to your first year together, when you give the most expensive gifts.

The survey also found 33% of people always want to open presents as soon as they get them . . . but 67% sometimes wait because they think that can be rude.

And 89% of people say buying presents is STRESSFUL.

(PR Newswire)

 

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