KateReed25

I don't like when someone gifts me sweets, I prefer flowers as a present. You must admit, it will be much better to get a bouquet of extra long roses than a dark chocolate bar ahah)

Irngix

Sure, why not?

SteveMc10

I love chocolates too. But I'm a trainer I eat healthy too. I prefer dark chocolate or may be tell him to buy you vegan chocolate which are little healthy comparative to normal ones. About the gifts yes I would love to accept chocolates as a gift. On thanks giving we mostly gift chocolates to all.

jolbnrm

In our family, we give chocolate for the New Year. I don't know why, it's just a tradition

daniella846

I would give chocolate

Darleena

Well maybe i would, depends on what this chocolate would be

cynthialopez

Certainly, I would choose to give chocolates as a present and would also be delighted to receive them in return.

batista34

Yes absolute this is a good idea to give a this kind of gift o our friends.

eve0806

in fact, I'm not a big fan of chocolate, but if it's healthy and tasty chocolate, then I'm all for it

Raxak

Giving and receiving sweets as gifts can be a complex issue, especially when different people have different dietary preferences or health concerns. While some people may enjoy receiving chocolate or candy as a gift, others may find it difficult to resist and end up feeling guilty or unhealthy after consuming it.

In your case, it seems that your husband's love for sweets is causing some tension between the two of you, as you are trying to watch what you eat while he continues to buy and consume large amounts of candy and chocolate. It is understandable that you do not want him to give you chocolates as a gift, as it can be tempting and ultimately lead to negative feelings.

It is important to have open and honest communication with your husband about your concerns and preferences when it comes to gifts and sweets. You may want to explain how receiving chocolate makes you feel, and suggest alternative gift ideas that align more with your values and interests.