No way. It actually annoys me if he tries to insist on it. I earn too, why should he be out of pocket and not me?
Ugh I got stuck having to have a second date with a guy I didn't particularly like, because the bugger paid behind my back and I couldn't let him get away with it.
Why does him paying mean that you have to go on a second date? Is this really why women don't like guys to pay? Because they feel like it obligates them to stick around?
I always pay most or all of the check on the first date simply because I am the one who invited her out. And besides, that extra $10 for her half is of almost no consequence to me anyway so I might as well.
Once a guy insisted on buying me beers in a club. I said, "Actually I'm with two friends and I was going to buy them drinks too." He answered, "No problem, I'll pay for three." Later he came and asked me to dance to which I replied, "Do you really think that you can buy me a dance with three beers???"
Hello , well thats diff ur saying that a random guy bought 3 beers to make you dance with him , well ofc you cant accept by buying you 3 beers but u shudnt let him buy ur beer and ur friends one for nthg , he bought it to try to get close to you and u rejected it so u shuld have rejected the beers too
Well first the guy always should offer to pay on a date , second it depends on the girl i guess , like if she wants him to pay or not if she do want him to pay , she will just let him but if she doesnt she might pay for her self
Thanks for ur help :)
But why 'should' he? Why is he obligated? Other than what I guess you could call tradition. Why are both parties not obligated? If he should offer, so should I. I wouldn't mind him paying as long as it's understood I'll foot the next bill. Though I think that until it's an official relationship, paying for yourself is the best option.
Well yup ur right there shudny be comparison between the guy and the girl but now adays its known as guys shuld be the gentleman and pay for the date , its kinda good to be gentleman , but maybe mot always
ladies , do you think guys should always pay for dates?
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No way. It actually annoys me if he tries to insist on it. I earn too, why should he be out of pocket and not me?
Ugh I got stuck having to have a second date with a guy I didn't particularly like, because the bugger paid behind my back and I couldn't let him get away with it.
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Why does him paying mean that you have to go on a second date? Is this really why women don't like guys to pay? Because they feel like it obligates them to stick around?
I always pay most or all of the check on the first date simply because I am the one who invited her out. And besides, that extra $10 for her half is of almost no consequence to me anyway so I might as well.
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No, because that's how my fucked up sense of 'fairness' works, when in reality, that was most UNFAIR to go out again, if I wasn't all that interested.
I speak for myself here, no one else. It's not the reason I don't like guys to always pay. This was a once off.
Once a guy insisted on buying me beers in a club. I said, "Actually I'm with two friends and I was going to buy them drinks too." He answered, "No problem, I'll pay for three." Later he came and asked me to dance to which I replied, "Do you really think that you can buy me a dance with three beers???"
This is not cool but I'm that way.
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Hello , well thats diff ur saying that a random guy bought 3 beers to make you dance with him , well ofc you cant accept by buying you 3 beers but u shudnt let him buy ur beer and ur friends one for nthg , he bought it to try to get close to you and u rejected it so u shuld have rejected the beers too
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There's no logic in what you're saying.
Well first the guy always should offer to pay on a date , second it depends on the girl i guess , like if she wants him to pay or not if she do want him to pay , she will just let him but if she doesnt she might pay for her self
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But why 'should' he? Why is he obligated? Other than what I guess you could call tradition. Why are both parties not obligated? If he should offer, so should I. I wouldn't mind him paying as long as it's understood I'll foot the next bill. Though I think that until it's an official relationship, paying for yourself is the best option.
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Well yup ur right there shudny be comparison between the guy and the girl but now adays its known as guys shuld be the gentleman and pay for the date , its kinda good to be gentleman , but maybe mot always
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I kinda thought that we were moving away from that kind of thought.
Guess not :/
Challenge the norm, I say :P
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It doesnt seem so since we are reading it everywhere :)