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There is this conundrum when you're trying to get to know someone on the first couple dates.
If she is a student, and you're a full-time working member of society. The two of you are going to have different financial situations, and if both of you are fiscally responsible, you will be living within your means.
While you are correct that there are still some activities nowadays which can be performed for free. However, meals are not free, which is usually what follows after a day of activities.
Finally gets me to my point. If you decide to split the bill on the first couple dates, she may not be able to afford going to certain places, or even the frequency of going out.
If you start paying for all these activities and meals. Would that not breed the notion that you are bankrolling her.
Money is always a hard thing to discuss. It is made even harder when you're trying to get to know someone, and you don't want to give the impression that you are frugal.
If she is a student, and you're a full-time working member of society. The two of you are going to have different financial situations, and if both of you are fiscally responsible, you will be living within your means.
While you are correct that there are still some activities nowadays which can be performed for free. However, meals are not free, which is usually what follows after a day of activities.
Finally gets me to my point. If you decide to split the bill on the first couple dates, she may not be able to afford going to certain places, or even the frequency of going out.
If you start paying for all these activities and meals. Would that not breed the notion that you are bankrolling her.
Money is always a hard thing to discuss. It is made even harder when you're trying to get to know someone, and you don't want to give the impression that you are frugal.