I grew up a Jehovah's Witness and never celebrated Christmas, but I really want to get something nice for my boyfriend for Christmas. He lives in England, and I in America, so the logistics of sending something oversees or getting it shipped to him is a realistic concern. He doesn't like impractical gifts that are just going to sit around and see no use whatsoever, and he's a lot wealthier than me and the things he needs he tends to have already, so it's hard for me to think of practical gifts that'll find some use, so practical ideas for gifts would be helpful.Here are some of his interests;D&DMagic the Gathering/Gwent/pretty much any card gameMMA (he does amateur fighting)Youtube (he does let's plays on youtube and occasionally streams)Writing (he used to write a lot and has been thinking of getting back into it recently - hates physical books or writing by hand, though)Playing dartsCooking/eating (he does it because he has to more than because he likes it, but he told me he likes gifts involving food before because it's useful. He also told me that one of the things he's excited to do when I come to England is to feed me his cooking)I want to start work on a separate care package for when I go to visit him in a few months, as well, so feel free to suggest things that I'd need to bring myself and I can just prepare it for that.I like making homemade gifts, so something homemade, but also practical would be nice for the care package. via /r/Gifts https://www.reddit.com/r/Gifts/comments/a2s1yu/gift_ideas_for_long_distance_boyfriend/?utm_source=ifttt
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