Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Men have always paid for dates with me, whether as first or early dates or in relationships. It’s a turnoff if a guy expects you to pay.
For me it’s a turn off when a guy treats me like a non-equal partner.
He actually treats you fairly and equitably when he pays. Women give more in other aspects of the relationship. Any woman who was married for a long time understands it
My son is not a mommy’s boy. He did all his college visits on his own, travels with friends living independently. He just values what women bring to the table beside money and doesn’t value everything in life in monetary terms
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why don’t you go find out for your self? I’m a guy but I’m older and I still believe in picking up the check.
I’m married with two sons. I was more curious for them.
Why don’t you let them figure out their own dating lives?
My son earns enough to pay for his girls’ Ubers, drinks and ice cream
Such a strange response. You’re very strange.
He would be ashamed not being able offer a drink to the girl he likes. He’s tall, athletic and handsome and has plenty of options.
He saw how hard his mom worked raising him, contributing to family. My son values women and understands they contribute more in relationships in non-financial way. I’m proud of him
Who cares. A million others just like him. I can afford to pay for my own drinks and so can the men I date. It’s patronizing to women when men assume they need to be taken care of. I strive for equality in every aspect of my relationship. But I also don’t date mama’s boys like your son so all is well.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Men have always paid for dates with me, whether as first or early dates or in relationships. It’s a turnoff if a guy expects you to pay.
For me it’s a turn off when a guy treats me like a non-equal partner.
Anonymous wrote:Men have always paid for dates with me, whether as first or early dates or in relationships. It’s a turnoff if a guy expects you to pay.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am mid 40s and divorced. I usually date younger men (30s). They always pay.
When I was dating 20 years ago, the guys also always paid. If I was in a relationship, then eventually I split costs or paid sometimes.
I don't think it has changed at least for people 30 and above. I have no idea about 20s.
Cougar in the house lol!
I am not the pursuer, but whatever.
Exactly - women who have options don’t need to pursue men and demonstrate fake non-existent “equality” by splitting bills or Venmo minuscular expenses
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why don’t you go find out for your self? I’m a guy but I’m older and I still believe in picking up the check.
I’m married with two sons. I was more curious for them.
Why don’t you let them figure out their own dating lives?
My son earns enough to pay for his girls’ Ubers, drinks and ice cream
Such a strange response. You’re very strange.
He would be ashamed not being able offer a drink to the girl he likes. He’s tall, athletic and handsome and has plenty of options.
He saw how hard his mom worked raising him, contributing to family. My son values women and understands they contribute more in relationships in non-financial way. I’m proud of him
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am mid 40s and divorced. I usually date younger men (30s). They always pay.
When I was dating 20 years ago, the guys also always paid. If I was in a relationship, then eventually I split costs or paid sometimes.
I don't think it has changed at least for people 30 and above. I have no idea about 20s.
Cougar in the house lol!
I am not the pursuer, but whatever.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why don’t you go find out for your self? I’m a guy but I’m older and I still believe in picking up the check.
I’m married with two sons. I was more curious for them.
Why don’t you let them figure out their own dating lives?
My son earns enough to pay for his girls’ Ubers, drinks and ice cream
Such a strange response. You’re very strange.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am mid 40s and divorced. I usually date younger men (30s). They always pay.
When I was dating 20 years ago, the guys also always paid. If I was in a relationship, then eventually I split costs or paid sometimes.
I don't think it has changed at least for people 30 and above. I have no idea about 20s.
Cougar in the house lol!
Anonymous wrote:20+ years ago, we split or rotated. My husband didn't have a lot of money back then. He's doing well now and pays for everything.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why don’t you go find out for your self? I’m a guy but I’m older and I still believe in picking up the check.
I’m married with two sons. I was more curious for them.
Why don’t you let them figure out their own dating lives?
My son earns enough to pay for his girls’ Ubers, drinks and ice cream
Anonymous wrote:Well lucky you aren’t dating these days I guess? What’s the point of this post?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why don’t you go find out for your self? I’m a guy but I’m older and I still believe in picking up the check.
I’m married with two sons. I was more curious for them.
Why don’t you let them figure out their own dating lives?