Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What the hell is a small drink? Stay home with your damn $30 and your tests. Don't test anyone in public. I have waited on bunch of such couple; it is so uncomfortable.
Where did you eat' a lot of food' and 'got a bottle' for $100? I would have handed my card long ago if the bill was so small. You are the awkward one with mentioning $100 when it's nothing at your income level. Clearly it's something. You make women look crazy.
Had you brought up just the physical part, I'd be with you.
The total bill was $100 and it was a very small amount to even split, in my opinion . I did get a slight vibe he was hesitant to hand over his card waiting for my reaction as well. So when I offered to split before heading to bathroom to which he quickly agreed and even praised me.
Yes, I think a man should have already actively waived the waiter and handed over his card just saying “no worries, it’s on me”. Particular if the date was with lots of kissing and he enjoyed it as much as he had claimed
I won’t be seeing him again. Thanks everyone. It was nothing to talk about check but says a lot about mismatched cultures and his pretend vigorous generosity ordering for me.
Anonymous wrote:Great first date, lots of common interests, decent guy close to my age, great job and claims to have great values. But two things: 1. He was too physical and 2. Agreed to my offer to split check (which was a test I use to weed out men who don’t follow gender roles). I offer to split and then watch if they gladly agree or insist on them picking the check following the unspoken dating etiquette. Those who insist on them paying get pass to date 2.
Even though I just wanted to order small drinks and he was the one “generously” ordering a whole bottle and lots of food. The bill was $100 and it’s nothing by my income level but typically first date bill for a man would be $30 max - couple drinks or coffee. This left me with unpleasant aftertaste. In my books, it’s the person who invites and orders more food pays. I feel like he didn’t try to impress me and I somehow felt used since he was physical (hands all over me, kisses etc). I didn’t really reject his advances and he’s a great kisser, but he did this in public and it pushed my comfort level somewhat.
He is a foreigner. Maybe that’s part of why he failed the test. Am I in the wrong here ?
Anonymous wrote:I like OP. I think the kind of men want are the stupid ones..those dumb men who fall the old gender roles are being taken to the cleaners. These modern women like OP pick and choose what they like from the traditional gender roles. If he picks up the fan on the first day will you do his laundry on a consistent basis when you are dating? Will you cook for him on a consistent basis? Will you clean the place on the consistent basis while he watches TV? These are the things that our mothers who were working just like our dads did. The modern woman isn't signing up for this sh**t I am sure lol. She just wants to pick and choose. Men are like a buffet pick and choose what you like.
Anonymous wrote:It feels "demeaning" to you to take out your wallet and contribute to the check at a restaurant?? Would his advances have been more welcome if he had dropped some serious cash first? Ooof. You sound very mixed up, OP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It feels "demeaning" to you to take out your wallet and contribute to the check at a restaurant?? Would his advances have been more welcome if he had dropped some serious cash first? Ooof. You sound very mixed up, OP.
His advances and words would feel way more in line with his real actions. If he offered to pick something for me from the menu - he should be paying for it. Not me.
In other words - I don’t trust him now. I feel like maybe a man just wants to find a financially stable woman to settle in dmv. He also spoke about too many future plans too soon including meeting my mom. You get it. I’m passing
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It feels "demeaning" to you to take out your wallet and contribute to the check at a restaurant?? Would his advances have been more welcome if he had dropped some serious cash first? Ooof. You sound very mixed up, OP.
His advances and words would feel way more in line with his real actions. If he offered to pick something for me from the menu - he should be paying for it. Not me.