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Call me old fashion but a date is a date and I would never suggest splitting even if I made less
How serious are you two? If you’re newly dating or dating casually, I think it’s reasonable to split. He doesn’t have obligation or responsibility to you or to take care of you. I think it’s unfair to expect it regardless of his income. If he does, awesome. If he doesn’t, fair. On the flip side, being a high earner, maybe he also wants to play it safe and ensure you’re not only dating him for his money and that if you were interested in him, you’d be okay splitting.
One month in dating kinda exclusively, but thanks for the insight
You two are hanging out. If he was actually into you he wouldn’t be doing this.
How did you go come to this conclusion? Plenty of guys split early dates with women they're interested in
I think it depends. Is he making reservations at 5 star restaurants and other things that are higher than you normally would be comfortable paying for? If so I think he should offer to cover or you could mention that you would rather go somewhere more affordable. Otherwise normally I say it’s not uncommon to split early on regardless of income differences. I can understand if he’s looking for something serious using this as a way to weed out those who may be more interested in his money than him as a person.
I think it really depends on the man. I’ve dated a few that made less and more than myself. Sometimes we split or traded on dates. I dated two men who covered every date no matter where we went each date was in their budget. Even if they asked c where I wanted to go, I’d respond wherever you want to go within your budget. Needless to say any man who couldn’t afford any dates, I would find less expensive or free activities.
You determine how you want date. Maybe he wants to see where it goes before he invests any money. Take it slow, don’t let him waste your time, and have fun.💃🌮🥗🥂🍾🍷🍸
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Do you feel he's entitled to you doing 7x non financial work?
So far I don’t feel like it
How much do you make?
Almost 100k
3yrs dating and known one another 16 and we still split dinners. It'd however you want to.make the relationship. She earns more than me but had more debt with school so it's again however you want and make life work for yall
I’m a big fan of splitting expenses on a percentage of net income basis. While it can be tricky to start because of our cultural taboos around money and personal value, this has really helped me when I’m in relationships with big income disparities. If Sarah and Jane are dating and Sarah makes X while Jane makes Y then Sara pays X/(X+Y)% and Jane pays Y/(X+Y)%.
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I agree, op is a red flag
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