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Hey guys,
I usually let girls pay for their own food..etc. when we haven't slept together yet. So I'm curious once you've started to see her regularly following GC's advice, do you start to pay for dinner and movies when you guys go out? or do you still pay separately? I know this is may be more of a personal choice, but I'm curious to know what your reasons are. In my past relationships, I usually still go for paying separately, but sometimes it seems a little awkward when you're at the counter and you tell the waiter to split the check. It can come across as cheap sometimes. My belief is that she should invest just as much if she wants to hang out with me. What do you guys think?
Also how would you guys propose to pay separately without hurting her feeling? lol I usually just tell the waiter "I'll pay for XX and XX" and hopefully she'll get the idea that we're paying separately, but I'm wondering if you need to verbalize it first beforehand to let her know you would like to pay separately.
Cheers
Smith
I usually let girls pay for their own food..etc. when we haven't slept together yet. So I'm curious once you've started to see her regularly following GC's advice, do you start to pay for dinner and movies when you guys go out? or do you still pay separately? I know this is may be more of a personal choice, but I'm curious to know what your reasons are. In my past relationships, I usually still go for paying separately, but sometimes it seems a little awkward when you're at the counter and you tell the waiter to split the check. It can come across as cheap sometimes. My belief is that she should invest just as much if she wants to hang out with me. What do you guys think?
Also how would you guys propose to pay separately without hurting her feeling? lol I usually just tell the waiter "I'll pay for XX and XX" and hopefully she'll get the idea that we're paying separately, but I'm wondering if you need to verbalize it first beforehand to let her know you would like to pay separately.
Cheers
Smith