August 17th, 2009 | 
Author: Perfume Flowers
What perfume/flowers do you like the most and why?
If your boyfriend or husband wanted to buy you some perfume as a gift what would you most like to receive regardless of the cost and why?
Also what are your favourite kind of flowers?
(And no its not a Birthday/Christmas/Guilty Conscience gift!)
I like the fragrance Chloe. Why, because I like it.
My favorite flowers are purple Irises. Why, because I like them.
These are subjective answers. Not every woman will agree with my choices. The woman you are thinking of probably has very distinct likes and dislikes when it comes to fragrance as well. Instead of asking the whole world, why not just ask her?
By the way, I think you are a sweetheart for thinking of her this way.
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