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Relationship Spendings
Relationship Spendings
Posted by Demarea Radford on June 5, 2009 at 07:03pm
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Growing up I was always taught that if a boy takes a girl out on a date the boy automatically has to pay for everything. I never understood why this was and why couldn’t the girls pitch in. I feel like its wrong because sometimes I need to be on a budget with my own money and she can’t just ride for free but ride with me. When I had a girlfriend she had to go half on certain stuff we did as a couple. On some of our dates we would go half. For example I would pay for the movie tickets; she would pay for the popcorn and snacks.

 

 

 

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yes! you pay!

Submitted by jpatrick on Fri, 06/05/2009 - 20:15.
i'm a girl and growing up i was also taught that if a boy asks you out he is permitted to pay. i shouldn't have to reach for my purse or wallet or anything. you asked me out, you have to pay. i feel that if we've been dating for at least 2 months then i'll pitch in.

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Submitted by alyons on Fri, 06/05/2009 - 20:15.
MEN AND WOMEN BOTH SHOULD PAY THERE SHARE; BUT IT REALLY DEPENDS. IM INDEPENDENT THATS WHY I SAY THAT BUT I DONT MINE CATERING SOMETIMES YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN.

I think a boy should pay for a girls expenses

Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 06/05/2009 - 20:13.
Well what i think about this subject is a boy should always pay for a girl. Another reason why i think this is because the man is the man in the relationship and the gurl is a girl. Girls expect to be treated like a queen and like cant nothing go wrong when they are with their loved one. the last thing i have to say about this topic is that THE MAN SHOULD BE A MAN AND GENTALMEN, INSTEAD OF A GIRL BREAKIN HER POCKETS

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