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In a post #metoo climate I might agree with both Dino and the friends of Jewel's. Women today is earning the same as men. I guess I would end up earning the same or more than my date if I ever went on one.
Last date I had, I paid for the most. It was perhaps not fair, because I paid for the traveling there and the hotel I stayed at. Sometimes when a person looks filled with self pity, it is better to just pay and get on with it. That said, I have never seen that person again. I think the lack of initiative and not taking the responsibility to at least plan things (like checking the time the Opera started, not finding it out ten minutes before the curtains were lifted by accident) properly, his whole persona and the way he dressed... everything shouted a big NOOOO!
So yes. I stepped up, but it was also a big disappointment.
With my ex husband, I don't remember how we did it, but I remember that he hardly ever had money, so I guess I paid that time as well. Otherwise I haven't really been on a date.
If I now, in 2018, am going on a date, I think I might expect to pay half, and I might pay for the whole thing, saying he can pay for the next one. I have a good job, I am not a princess and will most likely be working after I might get married. It is wrong to claim equal rights at work or in society and then be a spoiled princess at a date and refuse to pay.
Last date I had, I paid for the most. It was perhaps not fair, because I paid for the traveling there and the hotel I stayed at. Sometimes when a person looks filled with self pity, it is better to just pay and get on with it. That said, I have never seen that person again. I think the lack of initiative and not taking the responsibility to at least plan things (like checking the time the Opera started, not finding it out ten minutes before the curtains were lifted by accident) properly, his whole persona and the way he dressed... everything shouted a big NOOOO!
So yes. I stepped up, but it was also a big disappointment.
With my ex husband, I don't remember how we did it, but I remember that he hardly ever had money, so I guess I paid that time as well. Otherwise I haven't really been on a date.
If I now, in 2018, am going on a date, I think I might expect to pay half, and I might pay for the whole thing, saying he can pay for the next one. I have a good job, I am not a princess and will most likely be working after I might get married. It is wrong to claim equal rights at work or in society and then be a spoiled princess at a date and refuse to pay.
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