Girlfriend want's me to pay for her plane tickets.?
I unfortunately moved away from my girlfriend for a job and we are now in a long distance relationship. For the past year she would pay for her plane ticket and I would pay for my plane ticket. Now be it long distance relationship or not I always pay for her for everything be it that I go there or she comes here. She recently asked me to pay half of her plane ticket because that would be more fair which I was ok with it. But then when we decided that I had planned to come see her I asked her to send me some cash for her half. She's complaining that she shouldn't be paying for any of the plane tickets because I'm her boyfriend and that's how it should be. Am I wrong here or is she wrong? I think I trained her to well by making sure I pay for everything in the past that now she feels like she shouldn't have to pay for plane tickets. What do you think? BTW she still is living at home with a part time job. I have a full time job and living on my own. Her argument is that I also get paid more. My argument is after calculations which she agree's with we are saving the exact same amount of money. So we have the exact same amount of spending money.
Should I take a plane ticket and try to win her back or is it useless and should I just mourn our relationship?
Bear with me, but I got a little story to tell.I was in love with this amazing girl. Somehow, almost magically, she fell in love with me too. Our relationship was the greatest time I have ever experienced. We were a lot like the two of you, not just lovers but great friends. We could understand what the other felt, no matter how immature this may sound to others. It was the most selfless relationship I have ever held with someone other than my family. In some ways, I think it was even stronger, for here we had the choice of choosing one another, unlike your family which is given.So, when we reached a stage where I had to go away to pursue higher education, it became clear that it was too hard to make it work. We still wanted to give it a shot though, and we did. However, few months later we finally broke up. We cried, we wished each other well, and we set ourselves on the painful journey of moving on. Years passed, things got better, I met someone, and I hope she did too. Life seems to go along just fine today, even though at that certain point in time, it had seemed like life will never have meaning again.But it did. We tend to overthink our losses and underestimate our ability to recover. And today, here I am, 6 years down the line, with nothing but memories for that time which has now passed. And life ain't bad. I live it to the fullest, and have no regrets.Except one. Why did I never try to win her back.Do it. Get on that flight. I am not saying it will work, but at least if it doesn't, you would have given it your best. Please do it.
I just broke up with my girlfriend, after I bought tickets to Colorado, what should I do?
Most air tickets can be used for up to a year after you purchase them, depending upon the restrictions. I would call the airline and find out what your options are for these tickets then act accordingly.As others have mentioned you could always take a friend with you and do whatever. You could go on Craigslist and rent a Sugar Baby for another 1000 dollars and take her to Colorado and fuck her all week. You could sell the tickets on CraigslistYou could donate the tickets to a charity or a churchYou could throw them away and chalk it up to the consequences of the break-upYou could go by yourself and enjoy the extra legroom of the empty seat next to you and still have a good time.There are just some of the options of what you could do about the extra tickets.
The guy im talking to wants to pay my plane ticket to go see him.?
Do not accept his offer. There would be a reason he would have that he is paying for you and he is not considering this without getting "value for money". And like the previous answer he could be really deviant and it also intriguing because he cannot find relationship locally that has to "fly in" a potential girl friend is worrying. If he was a nice as he says he is (and you think he is) why does he have to do this, (unless he lives as a hermit somewhere) if there it just does not man sense. A relationship that is good relationship is one that is in balance, if he pays for your trip there will both a conscious and subconscious "obligation" as he has forked out this dough for you. So find somebody to relate to where you can personally get to know them (and their family too) Why would a college student have savings to pay a flight for somebody he has "groomed" on the internet? This does not make sense Do not go, it has a smell of desperation and perhaps worse. Avoid a what is likely to be a potential nightmare. Direct you energy with nice guys you meet face to face. This NO WAY.
Im buying a plane ticket for someone in a different state. What is the best way of getting it to her?
if you buy a plane ticket online, they usually send you an email that includes a link to log-in and print your boarding pass. It also includes a confirmation number to use when you log-in. Just forward the email to your friend, so she can log-in and print the ticket off herself.
What do you do to buy a plane ticket online for a unacompanied minor??
It depends on the airline - some allow UM tickets to be purchased online, some do not. If your airline of choice does not, just call their toll-free customer service number. I was one of the website developers for the website of one of the US-based airlines that went out of business this Spring. We allowed UM tickets to be purchased online. Of course, that doesn't help you now since my airline no longer exists. And yes, when you buy a UM ticket, that means that your child will always be in the care of an airline representative. Let's say the itinerary is Indianapolis* to Chicago, change planes, and Chicago to Seattle. When your friend drops off her kid in Indianapolis, she will hand him/her over to an airline employee, either at the check-in counter or at the gate. The employee will escort the child onto the plane, generally before everyone else boards, but maybe last instead. In-flight, there will not be a flight attendant that is sitting next to the child 100% of the time or anything, but the flight attendant(s) will check on the child frequently while going about their other duties. Generally UMs are only seated next to women...although my info may be a bit outdated on that one. I was seated next to 2 little girls flying unaccompanied back in January (and I'm male) but the older one could have been old enough to not count as a minor. Anyway, upon landing in Chicago, the flight attendant will escort the child off of the plane, after everyone else has already deplaned (unless the connection is super-tight or something) and walk him/her to the next gate, and wait with him/her there for the next flight. Of course, the child could be handed off to another employee if this flight attendant has something else he/she needs to do. Then the process will repeat on the Chicago-Seattle flight. In Seattle, the child will be escorted off the plane and to a pre-arranged spot to meet the people picking him/her up. They will probably have to show ID and sign something in order for the child to be released. *Oops, did I just give away which airline I used to work for? I think I did... ;)
I have a flight ticket to see my ex gf. Should I go and get her back?
It’s hard to comment on things like this, because we all know that in situations like this there is a lot more “back story” than what is divulged by the “asker.” I think writers/actors/film folks/etc. call that the “unreliable narrator” problem (or device). We’re only hearing one side . . . and not much of that. This is no reflection on you personally - it’s just human nature. We all do it.THAT SAID . . . taking your info at face value, IMO, no - you should not make this kind of effort to see her (long distance) this soon. You asked her to come back; she said no. The fact that she’s keeping you on a cell leash suggests to me that she’s playing games (or wants to have her cake and eat it too), so you can go one of 2 ways here:Your “no call rule for 30 days” sounds like a plan to me. If, at the end of 30 days, she hasn’t called . . . man up, block her calls, cut your losses, and move on.You can use that ticket and continue doing everything in your power (but please respect the boundary between “persistent” and “harassment”) to win her back. Something tells that THIS is what she wants you to do. But that doesn’t mean you have to.And on the topic of “game-playing” . . . is this something that is likely to continue? If so, is this really someone you want to share your life with? Because something tells me you would be doing all the work in the relationship.
Buying plane tickets with prepaid visa cards?
I need to buy a plane ticket with Southwest Airlines tomorrow. I don't have any credit cards but I have the money, so here's my questions: -Does Southwest Airlines accept Pre-Paid Visa cards or anything similar? -If so, where would I get one? Any information is appreciated, thank you's in advance.
How do we cash a large check in nigeria in order to get a plane ticket back home to USA?
If it's in Nigerian naira, go into any Nigerian bank with ID or a money changer If it's in US dollars see if your bank has a branch in Nigeria (HSBC, Citibank, Chase have Nigerian offices). If not, as the other poster says, FedEx it to your US bank for deposit, then withdraw the money out of any ATM in Nigeria or pay with a credit card Why would you have to pay cash for a ticket home? You can't enter Nigeria on a one-way ticket, you must have a round trip ticket or you will be put on the next flight home. The condition of your visa is that you have a return ticket home or you won't get into the country. And if you are there for work, then your company is responsible for ensuring your return home as a condition of their sponsorship of your visa so they should be paying the ticket, not you, with a corporate credit card. Also call the US Embassy - in some West African countries they do offer check cashing facilities for US citizens in some countries like Cameroon and Liberia, not sure about Nigeria. Also if you have an AmEx card call their international number to see if they have an office in Nigeria where you can cash checks
Is a 15 year-old girl travel alone on plane safe?
i want to go to Toronto alone in my summer holidays from China to visit my best friend (she went there to study last year) i would be stayin at her house but i wondered if i could travel alone on plane (go and back) maybe there is a transfer. P.S i do have my parents permission