oldmanofthesea
Master Don Juan
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Just read this today
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/man-sent-date-invoice-ghosted-101419195.html
Woman goes out with a guy on a first date. He pays for dinner. She ghosts him. He sends her a bill for her half of the dinner. She flips and shares the story on Twitter. Some support her, some don't.
Her final response before making her Twitter account private: "YOU AS A WOMAN ARE NOT OBLIGATED TO GIVE A MAN ANYTHING IN EXCHANGE FOR A CHEAP DINNER"
I'm sorry but yes you are. At the very least, if a guy has gone out of his way to invite you out, plan a date, pay for your dinner and drinks, and behave like a gentleman, you are OBLIGATED to give him the courtesy of telling him you aren't interested, at the very least, and if you aren't interested, you should pay for your half of the meal when the server brings the check. If, during the course of the date, you decide you aren't interested in him and let him pay for your meal anyway, you are selfish and entitled.
It is completely beyond me how someone can think they are entitled to free food and drinks and then turn around and be disrespectful and feel so entitled about it that they post it on Twitter thinking they are going to get nothing but support from the general public.
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/man-sent-date-invoice-ghosted-101419195.html
Woman goes out with a guy on a first date. He pays for dinner. She ghosts him. He sends her a bill for her half of the dinner. She flips and shares the story on Twitter. Some support her, some don't.
Her final response before making her Twitter account private: "YOU AS A WOMAN ARE NOT OBLIGATED TO GIVE A MAN ANYTHING IN EXCHANGE FOR A CHEAP DINNER"
I'm sorry but yes you are. At the very least, if a guy has gone out of his way to invite you out, plan a date, pay for your dinner and drinks, and behave like a gentleman, you are OBLIGATED to give him the courtesy of telling him you aren't interested, at the very least, and if you aren't interested, you should pay for your half of the meal when the server brings the check. If, during the course of the date, you decide you aren't interested in him and let him pay for your meal anyway, you are selfish and entitled.
It is completely beyond me how someone can think they are entitled to free food and drinks and then turn around and be disrespectful and feel so entitled about it that they post it on Twitter thinking they are going to get nothing but support from the general public.