Anonymous wrote:
Saving money for a financial future? If so he’s a keeper
Anonymous wrote:Do you live together? And, 200-500 per date at 2x a week? Is that a typo?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:[mastodon]Anonymous wrote:Tough love: He doesn't like you anymore.
He probably liked the chase more than he liked you in the first place? Why is he still around? Inertia, probably.
Yes I think he's trying to get her to break up with him and think it's her idea.
DP, wow, you have vivid imaginations.
Anonymous wrote:The honeymoon is over, this is who he really is.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He’s landed the prize, now he thinks he doesn’t have to work anymore.
OP here. I sense this a little bit. But I’d say the way he works for the prize has changed over time. He doesn’t plan the dates but he does do the dishes, is a good listener when I have a bad day, showers me with attentive sex, is kind to my friends and family, etc. He is honestly a great guy. So I’ve been wondering if maybe I’m being high maintenance for wanting the dates back?
How much does he make? This, my friends is a perfect example of dating leverage. Early investment is key. Now though he’s converting acts of service bc they’re more sustainable.
I gotta say, as someone 20 years into a very successful relationship, a conversion to "acts of service" is, in the long run, a good thing.
I totally agree
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:[mastodon]Anonymous wrote:Tough love: He doesn't like you anymore.
He probably liked the chase more than he liked you in the first place? Why is he still around? Inertia, probably.
Yes I think he's trying to get her to break up with him and think it's her idea.
I disagree, if that were true he wouldn’t still be treating her well in every other domain but planning expensive dates. He’s broke is the problem.
But when she offered to take him on one of these "lavish dates" (lol), he turned her down and didn't want to go out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He’s landed the prize, now he thinks he doesn’t have to work anymore.
OP here. I sense this a little bit. But I’d say the way he works for the prize has changed over time. He doesn’t plan the dates but he does do the dishes, is a good listener when I have a bad day, showers me with attentive sex, is kind to my friends and family, etc. He is honestly a great guy. So I’ve been wondering if maybe I’m being high maintenance for wanting the dates back?
How much does he make? This, my friends is a perfect example of dating leverage. Early investment is key. Now though he’s converting acts of service bc they’re more sustainable.
I gotta say, as someone 20 years into a very successful relationship, a conversion to "acts of service" is, in the long run, a good thing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:[mastodon]Anonymous wrote:Tough love: He doesn't like you anymore.
He probably liked the chase more than he liked you in the first place? Why is he still around? Inertia, probably.
Yes I think he's trying to get her to break up with him and think it's her idea.
OP here. This is definitely not what’s going on. He’s very happy in the relationship and in love. I think he just thinks he “won” me, so now he thinks we can be couch potatoes for life.