Save the real pet for when you're engaged or married and give this gift of nostalgia instead.

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Who doesn't like OREOs and/or trying new things? This new monthly subscription service will send your significant other two OREO cookie flavors, an OREO-themed gift, and a recipe card every

month for three, six, or 12 months straight.

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Give a piece (or six) of your heart in the form of this cool and nerdy coaster set.

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This is kind of cheating because half of this gift will (presumably) be used on you, but no one's going to complain about getting the gift of a movie date.

Plus, if you completely forgot about V-Day, you can always grab a digital e-card at the last minute. Score!

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If your V-Day date is an avid reader, this gift will earn you double the brownie points.

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Both thoughtful and practical, this sleek (and 100% vegan) notebook is a smart gift choice whether you're 20 days or 20 years into your relationship. If you're lucky, your partner

will have lovely things to journal about you.

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Fact: Everyone gets stressed. After a long day at work, the soothing presence of this eucalyptus spearmint candle will be just what the doctor (or thoughtful relationship partner) ordered.

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it here.

Some people think flower bouquets are played out, but they're a Valentine's Day staple for a reason.

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Games are generally a safe gift, but some require large groups to be fun. Not this one: Your partner can play it alone or just with you (preferably the latter). 

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Don't think too much about the fact that he/she will be naked while they use this gift. 

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Glerups makes super comfortable and cozy unisex slippers that can be worn around the house year-round. Take your pick from eight different colors to get something that matches your partner's

taste.

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Pair it with a bottle of your partner's libation of choice and you're guaranteed to win V-Day 2018.

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Perfect for breakfast, lunch, snack, dinner, post-dinner snack, a late-night snack...

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Pop Chart Lab makes a lot of cool infographic prints about various themes and objects. This one is perfect for the dog person in your life but there is something for

everyone.

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A cookbook can be a much kinder alternative to telling your partner that their cooking sucks. Bonus points if it's written or curated by their fave chef, restaurant, or food

service.

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This mug will brighten their mornings — guaranteed.

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Succulents are relatively easy to keep alive (we think), which is good for you considering it's a bad omen to give someone a plant that dies immediately.

Buy this cute

collection of them here.

Cool, listener-friendly earbuds that won't break the bank? Sign us up.

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Give the gift of a vacation (or staycation!) of your partner's choice.

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The more juice they have, the longer they can talk and text with their new boo (you!). 

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Can you say "Netflix and chill(ed wine)?"

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These lamps supposedly purify the air in your environment. (Bonus: They're also pretty cool to look at.)

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A surprise picnic on Valentine's Day, indoors or outdoors, could be just what you need to make the holiday memorable.

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This may seem like a Total Mom Gift, but a travel-sized pack of quality face wash and shampoo is actually pretty thoughtful and totally unexpected. It shows you care about

them in a good, clean way.

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Screw your smartphones — it's time to make memories together the old-school way.

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Remind your partner that they're awesome while also giving them a fun activity to relieve stress.

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Want to make it to next Valentine's Day? Pro tip: cuddle. This blanket may seem like a cheesy gift, but it'll work, and it's better than the one designed for

just one.

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This gift looks cool and will add a much-appreciated extra layer of protection to your partner's expensive computer.

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Few people know how to make a beverage that goes beyond the realm of just booze + soda, so think of this cocktail set as giving the gift of culture.

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May the Force (and their love) be with you.

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A belt is an under-appreciated accessory that can bring a whole outfit together. It's not the most exciting Valentine's Day gift to receive, to be sure, but it is an

important one. 

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There is only one kind of tea that you want in your relationship, and it's the drinking kind. 

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If steeped leaves aren't their cup of tea, then maybe you can bless your date with a gadget that will brew them the perfect cup of coffee and make them

feel fancy doing so.

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Diamonds can't keep your loved one dry, but a nice teflon-coated travel umbrella sure can.

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This slim, minimalist wallet comes in 25 different colors, one of which will (hopefully) suit your partner's unique style.

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This neutral AF gift will be used more than anything else you could buy for Valentine's Day, TBH.

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Part universal cookware, part home defense system.

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You never know when they'll need a bottle opener, pliers, screwdrivers, ruler, and/or a metal file.

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They're called whiskey stones, but these shiny little cubes could realistically be used to chill any drink.

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Spice things up with this DIY kit and see how compatible your taste buds are.

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