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The way I see it is:
If you initiated, you pay.
But, if you're a girl and you initiated, you should EXPECT to pay (i.e., be prepared, offer, and don't be offended if you end up paying), but ALLOW the guy to do so if he's persistent about it. To me, there's something rude and unseemly about women who'll fight to the death over being able to pay their own bill - if the guy really wants to pay, let him pay...but still be a gentlewoman and at least take your wallet out. And if he's the type of *kitten* who forms "expectations" after paying for a $40 dinner and a $10 movie (seriously, most hookers would probably charge him more than that), then that's his problem.
This is what i would do then
Offer. If he says no, then let them him. But at least offer to pay if it makes you feel more comfortable.2 -
I'm not going out with that guy again. I couldn't sit there and look at his lap without thinking "I puked there. Did he wash it?"6
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So I shouldn't expect a guy to pay just cause he's the guy?0
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Lmao!!!1
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GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »
I think I need to go out with you!0 -
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Agreed^^^0
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Just curious- you mentioned you had a bit of a disaster on a date recently and he also made you pay the bill. Now your preparing for another date with someone else. Is there any chance that you are just dating any man that shows interest in you? If so, I would set your standard higher and not go out with everyone and anyone that finds you attractive on a dating site. Maybe hold off all together until you find someone you really click with. Then you won't have to worry about who pays because you'll be comfortable enough with the man to just ask him who is paying. I may have you pegged wrong but just in case I'm correct- set your standards higher. Realize you are worth more then what your getting.3
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She's using tinder. Don't judge3
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The guy
If he initiated0 -
AnabolicMind2011 wrote: »Just curious- you mentioned you had a bit of a disaster on a date recently and he also made you pay the bill. Now your preparing for another date with someone else. Is there any chance that you are just dating any man that shows interest in you? If so, I would set your standard higher and not go out with everyone and anyone that finds you attractive on a dating site. Maybe hold off all together until you find someone you really click with. Then you won't have to worry about who pays because you'll be comfortable enough with the man to just ask him who is paying. I may have you pegged wrong but just in case I'm correct- set your standards higher. Realize you are worth more then what your getting.
I don't have any dates planned, or anyone in mind right now. Just wondering what everyone's opinions are, what the new social norms and rules are.1 -
I always have the money on me obviously. But the first time we hang, if a guy wants it to be a date, I expect him to pay. If I pay for half...I'm not considering it a date
The only exceptions are: 1. If it's a double activity like dinner and a movie; he can pay for dinner and I'll pay for the movie. Or if it's just the movie; he can get the tickets and I'll buy concessions 2. If I know he's struggling financially, I'll pay
That being said, I also don't spring for the most expensive thing on the menu because I know someone else is paying (I have friends who will do that ). I order what I would want to pay for.
If I like him, I pay for the second date.3 -
AnabolicMind2011 wrote: »Just curious- you mentioned you had a bit of a disaster on a date recently and he also made you pay the bill. Now your preparing for another date with someone else. Is there any chance that you are just dating any man that shows interest in you? If so, I would set your standard higher and not go out with everyone and anyone that finds you attractive on a dating site.
I dunno how people have the ballz (or lack of respect) to speak to strangers this way O_o
OP said she's been on one crazy date (). Now she's thinking about future dates.... I'm not sure what lead you to form so many assumptions about her and then give such condescending advice.
Given the gutsy stories/threads I've seen the OP post (), I'd say she displays more confidence than the majority of MFP women (many of whom just go about fishing and saying what they think guys want to hear)
How about you turn your judgy down a notch?9 -
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