Is it ok to give a man flowers if you are woman?

I would like to give my ex fiance flowers. I want to show him how much I still care for him and appreciate who he is. We recently broke up 4 months ago but we still love each other and are both on good terms. He's going through a difficult time in his life, Im not sure what it is but I feel that sending him flowers at his job will brighten his day. I just want him to know that there is hope, not just for us but for him personally. What do you guys think?
Is it ok to give a man flowers if you are woman?
He'll probably appreciate the sentiment. And think to himself, "Oh, those girls and their silly flowers." Then put it on a shelf and forget to water it.
Reply:Definitely no flowers. Send something else.Or just take him out for a drink or dinner or something.
Reply:Sure, why not? I'd love to get flowers lol.
Reply:I think you should buy him meat.
Reply:Are you stalker?



You mix the words man, floweres, and gift -- the only time you send a man floweres is at his funeral -- christ it's like screaming to eveyone in his workplac that he is a big pussy.
Reply:yes it is ok but make it something simple because guys are not to much in flowers but its the thought that counts
Reply:Flowers would be fine, but make sure that if you send roses they are either white, pink or yellow so that he doesn't get the wrong idea.



Try the following site to see what others might be appropriate.
Reply:I dont think that it is a problem at all. Giving flowers is very nice. But guys sometimes expect something more better or bigger. But I say that giving flowers is very nice. Well I hope this has helped you and I also hope that all this will work out fine. Good Luck!



-Bill K.
Reply:Tools and more tools race cars and fishing rods. Knives and shotguns



Oh the question was flowers.



I guess
Reply:flowers??



id go for something a little more masculine



but i guess its the thought that counts
Reply:Flowers are a universal way to say that "I care about you", and think that it is alright to change up the orientation of who gives the bouquet.