<human>: Throwaway account. I was struggling with a really hard time in my life and this girl came out of the blue basically and helped me out more than anyone else really has. I've heard people say "I've got your back" before but no one has really had my back as much as this girl has. Despite all that, we're friends. Just friends. And that's all I'd like to be. It's her birthday tomorrow and I went out of my way to get her a decent watch, it was around $350 which is no financial strain on me. However, she's a lot less financially fortunate and she will probably see this as a huge investment, which in my opinion, it isn't. Because of that, she might take it as a symbol of romanticism instead of friendship. I just want to show her appreciation for doing more for me than any of my friends ever have. I do not however, want to her to take this in a Romantic way that could harm our friendship which I value very highly. I've heard her talking about watches before so I decided to buy her one, I think she'll be thrilled to have it, I just don't want things to be taken out of context or in a way they shouldn't be.

Any advice on how to avoid this? I thought about writing a note saying something along the lines of "Thanks for being such a great friend" to dispel confusion but I'm still not sure how to go about this and it's causing me a lot more worry than it should. Any advice? P.S - I'm giving her the receipt because the watch isn't fitted to her wrist so she'll have to go in and have links removed.

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<bot>: Bought a friend a small present, and I don't want her to take it romantically when it's just a token of my appreciation. How do I avoid her taking it romantically?