[s] make her pay song title?
It's 'Crystamanthequins' from volume 5.
Should i pay for the girls lunch or should i let her pay for her own on the first date.s?
it more manly to be in charge of payment
Should I pay for her movie ticket?
What I usually do is I offer to pay it for her but do it politely. Most likely her reaction will be really? If it is say yes and do it. If she says no then just say something funny about and say fine. But girls are pretty easy when it comes to that. If u do pay for her those are good brownie points for you hommie and ur going to be hitting that up soon. Lol just playing
Do girls ever pay for their boyfriends?
Sure, I do. And he sometimes pays for me.We have spent enough time together that it seems silly to keep exact track of what each of us pay for when we go somewhere, generally we balance it out e.g. if he pays for a meal one day, next time we eat out I cover it. If it is something more expensive we often split the cost when paying, but if for whatever reason one of us can’t (forgotten my wallet etc.) then we keep a mental note of it for next time.If one of us is struggling for money and wants to make things as cheap as possible but the other wants to do something that costs money, they pay. I don’t see it as fair that just because one of us can afford it we should make the other spend on something they didn’t want to do due to money issues.It seems to work fine for us. Neither of us seem to find it strange when I pay (or when he pays).
Should girls pay half on a first date?
As a woman, I always offer to pay for my meal, and drinks.Why should a man pay for my $10 drink and $30 meal on the first date? What if he never wants to see me again?I even once picked up the $120 tab when the guy was in the bathroom. I didn't mean to embarrass him, but I did. He tried giving me cash, and I told him that sometimes's a guy deserves a free meal too. I actually wasn't to fond of him, and we never spoke again.Most men I've dated find it's their duty to pay for the date. That's fine. But to be honest, I offer to pay because then they can't have any feelings of me “owing them” sex because they bought dinner (which sometimes happens).If I became single again, I think my first dates would be something that's free. Like a walk in a public park or something, that way no one is out the money if the date goes sour.
Should i pay for the girls movie ticket?
ok I know when you're you have a girl friend and you go to the movies the polite thing to do is pay for her ticket.. but this girl isn't my girlfriend yet , hahaha .. right now we're just 'friends' who have feelings for each other but we're not officially dating yet .. should i pay for her ticket or no cause we're not going out yet ?
Is it okay for a girl to pay the bill for dinner?
No, "girls" can't do anything.If she invited YOU out? She should pay. If you are "taking turns" paying, and it's her turn? She should pay.If she INSISTS on paying (usually, frankly, because she is afraid you will interpret paying for dinner as paying for something more - work on that, would ya?)? Let her pay - and then try to show her that you are interested in something more than getting her pants off.Yes, in a perfect, chivalrous world, we men would open all doors, pay for all meals, and slay all dragons. In case you missed the 5 o'clock news? This ISN'T a perfect, chivalrous world.A woman may offer/insist on paying for a variety of reasons: She feels like it is the fair thing to do.She does not want to feel "obligated" by letting you pay for dinner.She wants to make a "statement" about her independence, the state of your relationship, or her place in the universe.Some other reason, particular to her and/or the situation.Try to find out why. If it is #2, U R doin' it wrong. If it is #3, IMHO, move on. If it is #4, you need to figure out what the deal is. If it is #1, you may have found yourself a jewel.Pro tip: If she is feeling pressure from you? U R doin' it wrong.
If your car is stolen do you still have to pay the car payment?
Yes, if you have insurance. It is not required to make a car payment. That is what you pay insurance for. The insurance will cover the payoff of the car and usually charge a deductible. In some cases where the actual cash value of the car is paid, the note can be paid off and you mom's investment in the car will yield her some cash back for her equity in the car. If there is no insurance, than perhaps the lien holder will try to make her pay the notes. But it is all civil. It's not like they can repossess it, she doesn't have it. The account will be on her credit and eventually drop off.
How can I get my date to pay for her own food without being rude?
It’s not rude objectively speaking to ask someone to pay for their own food.But whether or not it’s rude, and whether or not someone will take offense at it are two different questions.As a man, you might find it difficult to get a woman you date to pay for her own food without her taking offense for two reasons.First, some women consider it the duty of the man to pay for dates, or at least feel entitled to this courtesy, and will tend to consider the very idea that they should co-finance dates rude, no matter how polite the actual request is.If you’re on a date with such a woman, odds are she’ll be offended and judge you negatively for asking no matter how you ask. Then again, if you’re a guy who are looking for a egalitarian-minded woman, then women with such attitudes are a bad match for you anyway, so it’s no loss to you that entitled women will dislike your request.Secondly, it’s pretty common for women to say that “whoever invites, should pay”. This sounds nice and gender-equal on a surface level, but the problem from the perspective of most men is that this is only fair if women ask men out approximately as often as the reverse, and I think it’s pretty clear that this isn’t the case.I’ve never once in my life had a woman I wasn’t already in a steady relationship with ask me out and pay for the resulting date, and I don’t think that makes me atypical. For many men, the reality of dating is that either we take the initiative and ask someone out, or else no dates happen at all.Like so often when it comes to privileges, dismantling it is easiest if you’re the one who derives benefits from it. Which is why with a majority of gendered privileges, men carry most of the responsibility of putting an end to the nonsense.When it comes to financing dates though, women are the ones who benefit the most, and consequently a substantial part of the responsibility for dismantling this unbalanced set of expectations lies on their shoulders.In summary:Simply ask her to pay her part. This may offend her, even though it’s not rude, because it violates cultural norms and threatens a privilege that some women are accustomed to and attached to. (there’s nothing special to women in this, men certainly whine an awful lot when we lose privileges we never should have had in the first place too!)That’s okay though, as a egalitarian-minded man you’d be unlikely to be happy in a relationship with a woman who is strongly attached to traditional gender-roles anyway.