naughtynick81
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Where's the favor? I mean that seriously. I don't think that anyone believes themselves to be so superior to the other person that the pleasure of their company is any better than the other. As I explained, the favour comes from them doing the asking out and being the ones who do the ground work to create the situation at first hand. Does this mean the other person owes them anything? Certainly not. As I also expressed earlier, no one owes the other anything, period. To the second thing you said in this quote, I haven't seen a woman express this exactly in this thread but it has probably already been expressed earlier in this thread. I have only read up to page 10 and onwards...I think. But anyway, I have seen many many many women express elsewhere in this same type of topic that the man should pay because she is giving him company. This translates to that her company is superior to the other. There was a huge shit fight about it on the Plenty Of Fish site last year or so that had numerous women who kept coming up with that same opinion. This may all sound irrelevant to you but I am just pointing out that this mentality is very real quote:
I could muddy this by saying yes, since friends do the same thing. I may be misinterpreting you here LP, but are you meaning that when ever your friends invite you to hang out, you expect them to pay for everything? You and I live in totally different worlds. Where I come from, everyone is only responsible for themselves regardless who made the idea to meet at such and such. quote:
Burden? Oh good heavens! You sound like the consequences are so dire Just saying, a person is having to face consequences for doing most of the work...such as doing the asking out. quote:
If I had a first meet where someone didn't at least offer to pay his share of the check, I might just get it into My head to pay My half and leave. But if a man did that towards a woman, that means he is being a cheapskate or what someone else expressed in their words "a penny pinching tight-ass? right? They are being bitter and angry at women for doing so. quote:
I absolutely do want to see how the person I'm meeting handles the matter. As I've said earlier, I usually do intend to pay. Still, how that person reacts is very telling. I absolutely am going to see if they offer to leave the tip and it's going to say a lot if that person tips well. I just paid for their meal, so they can afford to be generous to the staff, can't they? I think a man is perfectly entitled to act negatively if a woman is showing signs of not wanting to pay her share. Such as looking the other way or walking out the door. This type of behaviour is blatantly rude. So why shouldn't a man be entitled to act and feel negative towards a woman who is being rude? It seems legitimate to me. If you pay for their half, yes, it's validated to expect them to pay the tip. But when it's the other way around, I doubt that the women in this thread would have the same opinion. LadyNTrainer That sounds suspiciously to me like the attitude of a guy who thinks that if he pays for dinner and drinks, he is entitled to a screw. Sorry, but that's creepy as fuck. Think what you like. As I expressed earlier, no one owes anyone anything when it comes to dating. That being said, as much as I don't feel one tiny bit entitled to screw a woman because I want to, but why is it okay for women to feel entitlements over men such as spending their money but if a man feels he is entitled to anything that exists on the planet from a woman, he is an idiot? quote:
It depends on the individuals and their dynamic. For me, if I do the asking, I also do the treating. This concept on dating makes absolutely no sense, there is no logic to this. You shouldn't have to pay that extra expense on their behalf just to meet another human being on the planet. That's just ridiculous. Many of us are looking for our soulmates/that someone special in their life. It's apart of our human nature to seek someone to reproduce with and so on. Why should people be charged by the other person as for paying their expenses for making normal human behaviour happen? Sorry to say, I don't see one bit of intelligence in this theory of yours and the others who have the same. quote:
If the dynamic a woman wants in her life is to feel special and cared for because the man takes her out on a date, she has the right to choose that and to communicate that clearly to prospective partners. What a load of crud. I believe if a man feels the same sense of entitlement over women, he is likely to be seen as an idiot or someone who is not a "real man" in a social view. Why the double standard? What's the logic behind the double standard? There is no logic, that's the problem. quote:
Same goes for men, and I guarantee the pretty ones who can please women will find no shortage of takers. The not so pretty ones who don't spend enough time making themselves attractive and entertaining won't have any takers. Those are the ones you generally find carping about it and complaining that it isn't fair, or that the opposite sex are all bad people, when the real truth is more likely to be found by looking in the mirror. Last time I checked, the majority of people (women AND men) who go on dates make effort to make themselves look good. Secondly, what you mentioned about "entertaining", some people can be really shy on dates. For example, if a woman is shy on a date and does not create or follow on all the interesting conversations, does that give the man the right to make her pay for her share or pay for everything? All and all, women like you need to stop blaming men for women's actions. Them actions being, having a faulty sense of entitlement that they simply don't deserve. Men are not wrong for complaining about this ridiculous unfairness expected upon our gender. Many of the women in this thread seriously don't get it. They are so brainwashed into their faulty sense of entitlement. It's futile trying to explain how illogical their laughable stance truly is.
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