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I have skills that I am proud to say I am better at women at, there should be skills that women should be proud of, but lately you see the trend of women trying to excel at male skills, which I find sad.
Well I'm giving him me. I'm very attractive and can have just about any man I choose. We have sex all the time and I please him. Isn't that enough for a girl to do?
So I'm 27 and so is my boyfriend of about 6 months. We both work an are paid relatively well. In the beginning of the relationship, he would always pay for our dates. He treated me really well, always cooked us dinner if we stayed in, always drives, he was such a gentlemen.
Well now that we are a little closer, he has said that he would appreciate it if I could pick up the tab occasionally or maybe cook us dinner instead of him every now and then. I was taken aback. He knows I can't cook and I like to treated like a lady. What should I tell him? I'm traditonal in that sense.
Ok guys this is it. Today's modern woman. It is all about the Benjamins in ones pocket. The second you ask for a little reciprocation YOU are the bad guy. Note according to the OP her "Insensitive" boyfriend only asked for to cook every now and then not all the time. He is aware of her limited culinary skills and all he's looking for is just a little effort on her part. But the entitled princess feels simply asking her to cook means he will no longer treat her like a lady. WOW!!!
So I'm 27 and so is my boyfriend of about 6 months. We both work an are paid relatively well. In the beginning of the relationship, he would always pay for our dates. He treated me really well, always cooked us dinner if we stayed in, always drives, he was such a gentlemen.
Well now that we are a little closer, he has said that he would appreciate it if I could pick up the tab occasionally or maybe cook us dinner instead of him every now and then. I was taken aback. He knows I can't cook and I like to treated like a lady. What should I tell him? I'm traditonal in that sense.
I am 59' almost 60 and I come from a generation where men usually pay for dates etc., but I don't feel that a man should have to pay for everything all the time. I have never dated a man that can cook much at all, but if I did that would be wonderful. I am a good cook and would probably do most of the cooking when we didn't go out. I still think that things need to be fair. OP, if you cannot cook at all what are your "plans" for when you get married? Do you expect the man to cook all the time or you go out to eatt every night? That probably won't work with any man. You should start to learn to cook. You have been dating awhile now and you should share more of the cost in things, or at least make up for it with some good homecooked meals.
NEWS FLASH: you're not as special as your feel. there are thousands of other pretty girls out there that could take your place "like that" what what will define your relationship and make you a "special" person your SO eyes is a partnership and experiences you share TOGETHER.
your looks will fade, your sex wont be able to fix all.
create a bond, not a battle for who is the most entitled to "whatever"
Ok guys this is it. Today's modern woman. It is all about the Benjamins in ones pocket. The second you ask for a little reciprocation YOU are the bad guy. Note according to the OP her "Insensitive" boyfriend only asked for to cook every now and then not all the time. He is aware of her limited culinary skills and all he's looking for is just a little effort on her part. But the entitled princess feels simply asking her to cook means he will no longer treat her like a lady. WOW!!!
Yep. It seems that a lot of women don't actually care about men. They only care about what men can do for them.
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