Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is the nutty Eastern European woman who posts frequently about her dating life. She is divorced, in her 40s, with a son, and apparently is worth millions, speaks 5 languages, is thin and beautiful, but her dating life is a dumpster fire because she likes to bang and does so quite quickly, but also wants to be treated like an old-fashioned lady. Her actions and her expectations don't match up, so she is perpetually frustrated.
What's her number?
Hey, that's me, but I'm not the OP.
OP, he is that special kind of cheapo. You got to like his silliness about money or it won't work.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is the nutty Eastern European woman who posts frequently about her dating life. She is divorced, in her 40s, with a son, and apparently is worth millions, speaks 5 languages, is thin and beautiful, but her dating life is a dumpster fire because she likes to bang and does so quite quickly, but also wants to be treated like an old-fashioned lady. Her actions and her expectations don't match up, so she is perpetually frustrated.
What's her number?
Anonymous wrote:This sort of sounds like a leftover habit from a marriage/long term relationship.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A man I started dating would text me tickets prices for a show we consider. Casually, like “tickets chat $X and $Y for drinks, so give it a thought”. First, I would split but not that early in a relationship as we are not exclusive. I see him active on OLD and so I am. Second, it’s a turn off for me romantically as I’m at point of my career and life where this price is very low and not worthy discussing. I just pay when I invite my girlfriends. I probably make more than him, but he’s high level in his career as well and certainly has better pension and medical insurance. I work longer hours.
Sexual attraction is there, he’s very handsome. But Im not feeling romantic about him, it’s just a mental turn off that doesn’t allow relationship to grow. Shall I offer him to be a FWB, and both keep looking ? Explain why or just say I’m not feeling that ?
Guy’s perspective: if you expect him to pay for everything in the early phases of your dating, then you’re treating it like a transaction. So I hope you’d sleep with him if a guy does pay for you. No down payment on future possibility, if you want him to pay 100% you need to offer something in return beyond your sweet smile.
OP here: you didn’t read the whole thread- I already slept with him AND was reciprocating paying for some dates . But when someone texts me the cost of drinks it’s very petty, so I’m no longer interested in him romantically.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A man I started dating would text me tickets prices for a show we consider. Casually, like “tickets chat $X and $Y for drinks, so give it a thought”. First, I would split but not that early in a relationship as we are not exclusive. I see him active on OLD and so I am. Second, it’s a turn off for me romantically as I’m at point of my career and life where this price is very low and not worthy discussing. I just pay when I invite my girlfriends. I probably make more than him, but he’s high level in his career as well and certainly has better pension and medical insurance. I work longer hours.
Sexual attraction is there, he’s very handsome. But Im not feeling romantic about him, it’s just a mental turn off that doesn’t allow relationship to grow. Shall I offer him to be a FWB, and both keep looking ? Explain why or just say I’m not feeling that ?
Guy’s perspective: if you expect him to pay for everything in the early phases of your dating, then you’re treating it like a transaction. So I hope you’d sleep with him if a guy does pay for you. No down payment on future possibility, if you want him to pay 100% you need to offer something in return beyond your sweet smile.
OP here: you didn’t read the whole thread- I already slept with him AND was reciprocating paying for some dates . But when someone texts me the cost of drinks it’s very petty, so I’m no longer interested in him romantically.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A man I started dating would text me tickets prices for a show we consider. Casually, like “tickets chat $X and $Y for drinks, so give it a thought”. First, I would split but not that early in a relationship as we are not exclusive. I see him active on OLD and so I am. Second, it’s a turn off for me romantically as I’m at point of my career and life where this price is very low and not worthy discussing. I just pay when I invite my girlfriends. I probably make more than him, but he’s high level in his career as well and certainly has better pension and medical insurance. I work longer hours.
Sexual attraction is there, he’s very handsome. But Im not feeling romantic about him, it’s just a mental turn off that doesn’t allow relationship to grow. Shall I offer him to be a FWB, and both keep looking ? Explain why or just say I’m not feeling that ?
Guy’s perspective: if you expect him to pay for everything in the early phases of your dating, then you’re treating it like a transaction. So I hope you’d sleep with him if a guy does pay for you. No down payment on future possibility, if you want him to pay 100% you need to offer something in return beyond your sweet smile.
Anonymous wrote:A man I started dating would text me tickets prices for a show we consider. Casually, like “tickets chat $X and $Y for drinks, so give it a thought”. First, I would split but not that early in a relationship as we are not exclusive. I see him active on OLD and so I am. Second, it’s a turn off for me romantically as I’m at point of my career and life where this price is very low and not worthy discussing. I just pay when I invite my girlfriends. I probably make more than him, but he’s high level in his career as well and certainly has better pension and medical insurance. I work longer hours.
Sexual attraction is there, he’s very handsome. But Im not feeling romantic about him, it’s just a mental turn off that doesn’t allow relationship to grow. Shall I offer him to be a FWB, and both keep looking ? Explain why or just say I’m not feeling that ?
Anonymous wrote:This sounds more like a friendship or something between dating. If I want to go to a concert with a friend I’ll text them and give them the ticket prices so we can both decide if we want to go.