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0roo0roo

No Lifer
Sep 21, 2002
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Originally posted by: PingSpike
Originally posted by: zendari
Originally posted by: 0roo0roo
Originally posted by: hypn0tik
Originally posted by: zendari
I disagree. Men being the primary wage earners have very much been a social custom in society for many years of human history. Why would you marry a woman who takes advantage of you from the start?

Exactly.

assuming you are a spineless tool that can't speak up when discussing where to go on a date.

He did speak up. He chose a small irish pub, it was her decision to go to a rich expensive hotel.

Thats the part of the story that doesn't make me feel sorry for him misleading her, which he sort of did. He wanted to go to a cheap place, she suggested somewhere more expensive. And based on the fact she clearly assumed he was footing the whole bill, she had no problem squeezing every dime out of him she could, until the rug got pulled out from under her that is.


he went along with it. so she was right in assuming he could afford it. that or he was spineless, hardup, or in this case a tricky jerk. he didn't deserve better treatment.

obviously something about him has given women the impression he can afford it. its probably because he probably can.. hes just bitter that without his wallet he probably wouldn't have a chance with these women.

Equal rights should mean equal in everything.

just keep waiting for women to offer you p**** as much as men offer cute women d***. its not gonna happen. supply and demand. real world baby.
 

brigden

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Dec 22, 2002
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Originally posted by: DAGTA
I remember this woman I 'dated' back in 2003/2004. I met her through hotornot and we started talking online. Totally hit it off online. Similar interests and easy conversation. So, we decide to meet up on a Friday night in December at a local bar and watch some local bands play. Apparently, she had been a huge fan of some of these bands and had followed them for a while. She tells me that she doesn't have a car, she gets rides from people, and would it be a problem for me to take her home? No problem.

I meet her, she seems pleasant at first. We talk quite a bit but then can't say much once the bands start. I buy us some drinks. There is a free snack bar open and we eat off of that all night. The first five bands play a bunch of cover songs that I like and I'm really enjoying it. She looks bored to death and tells me she dislikes the music and can't wait for the 'real' bands to start. uh... ok.

Some friends of hers show up and join us. Fine with me, they're friendly enough. By the time the 'main' band starts, she's trashed. The play a good set and finish. She runs up and is hanging all over the band members. One of her friends gives me this, "sorry" look. I just laugh. The drummer brings her over to me and says, "You're giving her a ride home?" I say, "Yup". He says, "Thanks, I appreciate it." ha.

On the ride home, she's nearly passing out in my passenger seat and I'm trying to get directions out of her. Remember, this is her first time meeting me. I get her home and make sure she gets inside and then I just leave.

I relay the 'date' to my female friends. They agree it was bad but suggest I give her a second chance. I don't contact her, though. She writes me a few times online and I chat a bit without saying much. February comes around. She contacts me and says she's throwing an "anti-Valentine's Day" party at her place and would like to me attend. She also says that a she and a group are going to the Renaissance Festival that day and she would like me to go with her. She says she'll be in dress for the period and thinks I'll have a lot of fun since I like that kind of stuff. I say sure, I'll go.

I show up at her house in the morning. A guy walks out of her bedroom with her and she introduces him as her boyfriend. I just about left right there on the spot as it became obvious that I was nothing more than 'ride' for her and her friends. But then I figure I wanted to go to the Faire anyway so I'll just go and have a good time on my own. Her single mom with two kids friend shows up and decides to join us. I spent the day having the single mom follow me around while my 'date' and her boyfriend were off on their own. 'Mom' keeps trying to get me to buy her stuff. I just ignore her requests. Kids are bugging me for drinks from my water bottle all day. I hate drinking after people but I'm not going to turn down a four year-old when we're out in the desert and it's already 90F.

Near the end of the day, 'mom' asks me to buy her a $300 dress. I stop and give her the 'are you crazy?' look and then I just start laughing. She didn't talk to me the rest of the day. Just as we're about to leave, my 'date' comes running up to me and puts her arm around me and starts flirting with me... while her boyfriend is behind us. She's asking me if I had a good time, etc. I stay polite but terse.

I drive them back to her place and start to leave. She grabs my arm and says, "Hey, aren't you staying for the party?"

Me, "No, my head hurts and my back hurts. I'm going home."

Her, "Go take some pain killers and come back!"

Me, *tapping the bottle of vicodin and muscle relaxers I had in my pocket (I had severe back problems then)* "No, I have those with me. I'm going home. See ya."

She wrote me three more times online over the next few months asking me to come to other parties and trying to talk to me. I just ignored her.

Looking back, I think I was way too nice to her.

I was waiting for the moment when you gassed her, but it never happened.
 

alkemyst

No Lifer
Feb 13, 2001
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Originally posted by: DAGTA
I remember this woman I 'dated' back in 2003/2004. I met her through hotornot and we [snip]
Looking back, I think I was way too nice to her.

[chime_in]twilight zone theme[/chime_in]

the clue was lost on you.

got pwned anyway going to a Faire with her after that.
 

n7

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Jan 4, 2004
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Awesome stuff.

Now the fact that he doesn't make it clear to his dates (or at least that last one) that they are paying their own way is rather dirty, but still...impressive :D
 

GagHalfrunt

Lifer
Apr 19, 2001
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Complete BS. The quote is: "Now don't get me wrong, I had some very good times, some great sex, some good conversations. Hell, I even made a good friend along the way, but mainly I came away from the date feeling extremely disappointed and with a lighter wallet.. This method only guarantees that he's not going to have a good time, NEVER going to have any sex let alone great sex and never make a good friend along the way. It's only removed all the good potential of dating while leaving him with his own expenses, some awkward conversations and nothing else. With dating you take the good with the bad, he's taken the bad and left out the good.

If a man asks a woman out and does not make it SPECIFIC that it's dutch treat, he pays. Period! If he can't afford a certain place he shouldn't take her there. If a relationship is established somewhere down the line and they date regularly then he has a right to expect her to pick up a tab once in a while.

Here's what I think the real story is: He's a loser who has trouble getting girls and can't afford to be picky. He dated a lowlife chick and she ran up a big tab on him, didn't sleep with him and wouldn't go out with him again. He concocted this entire payback story as a Walter Mitty fantasy on what he wished he could do to her.
 

BoberFett

Lifer
Oct 9, 1999
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Originally posted by: GagHalfrunt
Complete BS. The quote is: "Now don't get me wrong, I had some very good times, some great sex, some good conversations. Hell, I even made a good friend along the way, but mainly I came away from the date feeling extremely disappointed and with a lighter wallet.. This method only guarantees that he's not going to have a good time, NEVER going to have any sex let alone great sex and never make a good friend along the way. It's only removed all the good potential of dating while leaving him with his own expenses, some awkward conversations and nothing else. With dating you take the good with the bad, he's taken the bad and left out the good.

If a man asks a woman out and does not make it SPECIFIC that it's dutch treat, he pays. Period! If a relationship is established somewhere down the line and they date regularly then he has a right to expect her to pick up a tab once in a while.

Here's what I think the real story is: He's a loser who has trouble getting girls and can't afford to be picky. He dated a lowlife chick and she ran up a big tab on him, didn't sleep with him and wouldn't go out with him again. He concocted this entire payback as a Wally Mitty fantasy on what he wished he could do to her.
You're free to believe whatever makes you feel better about yourself.
 

Muadib

Lifer
May 30, 2000
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Originally posted by: PingSpike
Originally posted by: MrMaster
I WAS interested in this one chick once until she told me that the man is suppose to be the bread maker of the family. Plus she got pissed when we went out to drink and I didn't offer to buy her a drink.

Now, don't get me wrong. I do offer to pay (i did on sunday) the whole thing but I have never dated someone where they didn't offer to cover their half or pick up the tab the next time.

Equal rights should mean equal in everything.

I had a similar experience. I went out with this chick once. She suggests we get some ice cream, I say sure. Then she says "You've got money, right?" I bought her ice cream and told her I'd call her.

A couple hours after I got home, I decided I wouldn't call her again. I was planning on paying anyway...but just the tone and phrasing...it was so assumed it was my job to buy her sh|t. Fvck that.
She didn't assume anything!! She asked you to make sure you were going to cover her!!! You could of said no, not enough for you, but you didn't. Me thinks tis you who did the assuming!!!:p

And damn, it was just ice cream!!!! WTF!!!:disgust:


 

Proletariat

Diamond Member
Dec 9, 2004
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Originally posted by: DAGTA
I would buy that guy beers all night to hear his stories!

Remember, women claim to want equal rights but that seems to disappear when the equal responsibilities idea shows up.
True that bro.