Men made up the TOP of the most unwanted gifts. Photo

For those who don’t know what to give.

Men do not like to go shopping, but that doesn’t mean they can give up anything. Men are not demanding, but they also love good gifts. Here is a list of gifts that most men don’t want to.

1. Gym membership.

This can be interpreted as a subtle hint that the recipient of the gift obvious problems with the form. And it will be the basis for retaliation as a gift to you. Therefore, the gifts for men should be different.

2. Stupid gadgets.

Different shops selling pointless and stupid gadgets are forced to buy gifts for men did not hesitate. Please don’t ultratechnology different coasters for mugs and stuff.

3. Cologne.

In most cases, you can not guess a smell that will please a man and your gift will be worth unused.

4. Tools for projects he hasn’t finished.

Your gift says, “Now you have no excuses not to finish in the bathroom.” And you will like it if you give a vacuum cleaner?

5. Tie.

This gift can safely hang the label boring. No person will be genuinely happy to tie, even if he wears ties for work. Useful whether it’s a gift? Maybe. Desirable? No.

6. Shoes and clothing.

This does not mean that men don’t need shoes and clothes. It’s just not the gift that they truly want to. Additionally, the chance to guess favourite style small. You have presented us with a Hawaiian shirt, most likely never will come out of the closet. And don’t give socks.

7. Trimmer for nose hair.

There’s not much to comment on. It is a gift label that suggests to the recipient that a good idea to clean the nose.

8. Personalized gifts.

Talking about mugs, t-shirts and other attributes with names and inscriptions in the style of the best dad, husband, head in the world. Find another way to tell how a person is dear to you.

9. Toiletries.

Have you ever seen razor in the list of human desires? That does not need to give.

10. Jewelry.

Men who wear jewelry don’t need them in abundance. They do not need a ring for each outfit.

© 2017 – 2019, paradox. All rights reserved.