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Topic: Dinero.
thatonepogo's photo
Mon 08/08/16 05:36 PM
What is it with guys who like buying stuff for girls?
As in "spoiling" when they're just starting to date.
It's weird how generous they try to be.
Are they trying to buy me?
Is it a sexual thing?
(Because I've known guys who get off on being forced to buy things for women.)
It baffles me.
Isn't dating about things you can't buy in life?
Mayhaps I should clue them in.

BreakingGood's photo
Mon 08/08/16 05:47 PM
Edited by BreakingGood on Mon 08/08/16 06:01 PM
"Hola, you bastards."
laugh Hola Como Estas?

Yes. Some men feel the need to spend money on a girl for obligation sex.

I had a girl "friend" tell me that a guy spent about two hundred dollars on her on the first date and she felt obligated to have sex with him. And she did.

I just shook my head and said, "you slut!"

I meant it but she thought I was joking.

So, it does work.

SitkaRains's photo
Mon 08/08/16 06:04 PM

What is it with guys who like buying stuff for girls?
As in "spoiling" when they're just starting to date.
It's weird how generous they try to be.
Are they trying to buy me?
Is it a sexual thing?
(Because I've known guys who get off on being forced to buy things for women.)
It baffles me.
Isn't dating about things you can't buy in life?
Mayhaps I should clue them in.


Ummm You dont' have to accept the gifts or when he asks would you like to go to.. instead mention someplace else there is lots of great entertainment in the Salem area or Portland for that matter that doesn't cost an arm and leg.

Me personally wouldn't matter how much he spent on me I am not sleeping with them til committed relationship and STD testing done...

peggy122's photo
Mon 08/08/16 06:16 PM
My mom taught me as a teen to never accept expensive gives from a man unless we were in a committed relationship ,because in her words, "Those gifts are NEVER free."

For better or worse, I have held on to that, and what I have noticed since, is that alot of guys after a break up will talk about all the gifts they gave to their ex, making me think like they made a mental bill of every present and favor they ever rendered, and nothing about what the girl gave back..

No thanks. That doesnt sound like love to me . I cant be bought.

no photo
Mon 08/08/16 06:20 PM
What is it with guys who like buying stuff for girls?

What do you do when you're happy to see a guy?
Do you smile? Hug them? Tell them how indelibly happy he makes you?
Do you tell him a joke? Do you want him to be happy and feel good and like seeing you? Associating pleasant things with you?

Some guys grow their hair long and play guitar and write you songs, some guys write poetry, some guys try to touch you in simple ways (hand holding, brushing your hair back), some guys try to buy you stuff.

Are they trying to buy me?

To some degree.
But no more than the person that decided to bring you a cup of coffee in the morning because they thought of you, or brought in a box of donuts to work for everyone including you, or said they'd cover your shift at work one night when you needed it.

Different guys will have different expectations of reciprocity.
Some will buy you an emerald pendant and only expect a smile and thank you, some will run an extra copy for you off the machine and expect you to go out with him.

Is it a sexual thing?

If a guy talks to you and he's happy, it's a sexual thing to some degree.

Isn't dating about things you can't buy in life?

No.
It's about communicating who you are and what you want.
All behavior is communication.
The deeper and stronger the feeling, the less direct communication (what comes out of the mouth) is used.
Of course some people try to use behavior and indirect communication to give you the impression of deeper feeling that doesn't exist.

thatonepogo's photo
Mon 08/08/16 06:34 PM

laugh Hola Como Estas?

Yes. Some men feel the need to spend money on a girl for obligation sex.

I had a girl "friend" tell me that a guy spent about two hundred dollars on her on the first date and she felt obligated to have sex with him. And she did.

I just shook my head and said, "you slut!"

I meant it but she thought I was joking.

So, it does work.


Bien, y tu?
Oh right.
I totally forgot about that sort of exchange.
Psh.
They can't afford my vag.

babykris6c's photo
Mon 08/08/16 06:35 PM
Have encountered two guys like that.
The first one was not trying to buy me. His family's just wealthy and he's generous to his friends and other people too.
The second one was after something.

BreakingGood's photo
Mon 08/08/16 06:39 PM

Have encountered two guys like that.
The first one was not trying to buy me. His family's just wealthy and he's generous to his friends and other people too.
The second one was after something.


Hi Kris! So, are you saying it would work?

Cause I have the

laugh

thatonepogo's photo
Mon 08/08/16 06:40 PM

Ummm You dont' have to accept the gifts or when he asks would you like to go to.. instead mention someplace else there is lots of great entertainment in the Salem area or Portland for that matter that doesn't cost an arm and leg.

Me personally wouldn't matter how much he spent on me I am not sleeping with them til committed relationship and STD testing done...


Yeah.
I've yet to accept anything from a guy.
It's just been weirding me out.
Eventually they'll give up, I suppose.

thatonepogo's photo
Mon 08/08/16 06:41 PM

My mom taught me as a teen to never accept expensive gives from a man unless we were in a committed relationship ,because in her words, "Those gifts are NEVER free."

For better or worse, I have held on to that, and what I have noticed since, is that alot of guys after a break up will talk about all the gifts they gave to their ex, making me think like they made a mental bill of every present and favor they ever rendered, and nothing about what the girl gave back..

No thanks. That doesnt sound like love to me . I cant be bought.


Ha.
Your mom's a smart lady.
Some guys must look at it as investments.

thatonepogo's photo
Mon 08/08/16 06:44 PM

What do you do when you're happy to see a guy?
Do you smile? Hug them? Tell them how indelibly happy he makes you?
Do you tell him a joke? Do you want him to be happy and feel good and like seeing you? Associating pleasant things with you?


Get an erection.
No to the rest.

babykris6c's photo
Mon 08/08/16 06:48 PM


Have encountered two guys like that.
The first one was not trying to buy me. His family's just wealthy and he's generous to his friends and other people too.
The second one was after something.


Hi Kris! So, are you saying it would work?

Cause I have the

laugh



The first one was giving me stuff except money. The second one gave me money.
The former became my boyfriend, the latter no. lol
So just put that money back in the bank :stuck_out_tongue:

jacktrades's photo
Mon 08/08/16 10:44 PM
When you are first dating I think its inappropriate and looks kind of preplanned but when you are in a relationship there is nothing wrong with buying things or spoiling your girl.

sparkyae5's photo
Tue 08/09/16 12:12 PM

What is it with guys who like buying stuff for girls?
As in "spoiling" when they're just starting to date.
It's weird how generous they try to be.
Are they trying to buy me?
Is it a sexual thing?
(Because I've known guys who get off on being forced to buy things for women.)
It baffles me.
Isn't dating about things you can't buy in life?
Mayhaps I should clue them in.


REALLY WANT THE TRUTH READ ''MEN ARE FROM MARS ,WOMEN ARE FROM VENUS

BY JOHN GRAY...OR ''THINK LIKE A MAN ACT LIKE A WOMAN BY STEVE

HARVEY'' ....OR SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKS....

Serchin4MyRedWine's photo
Tue 08/09/16 12:16 PM

What is it with guys who like buying stuff for girls?
As in "spoiling" when they're just starting to date.
It's weird how generous they try to be.
Are they trying to buy me?
Is it a sexual thing?
(Because I've known guys who get off on being forced to buy things for women.)
It baffles me.
Isn't dating about things you can't buy in life?
Mayhaps I should clue them in.

Nice to see such a beautiful woman who is a cheap date to boot!laugh flowerforyou

RustyKitty's photo
Tue 08/09/16 05:08 PM

What is it with guys who like buying stuff for girls?
As in "spoiling" when they're just starting to date.
It's weird how generous they try to be.
Are they trying to buy me?
Is it a sexual thing?
(Because I've known guys who get off on being forced to buy things for women.)
It baffles me.
Isn't dating about things you can't buy in life?
Mayhaps I should clue them in.

?Well, if its stuff we can use together..pitchfork

thatonepogo's photo
Tue 08/09/16 06:15 PM

When you are first dating I think its inappropriate and looks kind of preplanned but when you are in a relationship there is nothing wrong with buying things or spoiling your girl.


Yeah, I agree.
It's not unusual to get things for the other person if the relationship is serious.

thatonepogo's photo
Tue 08/09/16 06:17 PM

REALLY WANT THE TRUTH READ ''MEN ARE FROM MARS ,WOMEN ARE FROM VENUS

BY JOHN GRAY...OR ''THINK LIKE A MAN ACT LIKE A WOMAN BY STEVE

HARVEY'' ....OR SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKS....


I'LL SEE WHAT I CAN DO.

thatonepogo's photo
Tue 08/09/16 06:18 PM

Nice to see such a beautiful woman who is a cheap date to boot!laugh flowerforyou


I am the cheapest.
xD

thatonepogo's photo
Tue 08/09/16 06:19 PM

?Well, if its stuff we can use together..pitchfork


Ha.
That I can understand and be willing to accept.
xD

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