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Unantes

I totally have the mentality that everyone out there is a slug.

Germanizer

Ok the dating site I can understand, especially if she thought you two were broken up for good. Different people cope in different ways. Maybe she was trying to pick herself up and be like "I am still attractive and others will want me even if he doesn't". So you think she may not have been down in the dumps like you, but I'm betting it was her way of coping with the break up.

Piggott

No it means I think your points are invalid.

Bolzano

I have to agree whole-heartedly with Arabess. If we had agreed before hand that he and I were going dutch, I'm afraid I would have to say that I wouldn't think it was the same romantic date it would have been if he had offered to pay. I'm also afraid to say that If I do insist on paying my way on the first date, that it's probably because I'm not interested. I'll lay the offer on the table, then secretly be pleased if he doesn't let me pay. I do think it has to do with a provider thing. I know it might still sound archaic in a day and age where women work, and sometimes earn more than said date, but think about it this way: If he can't fork up the cash for a first date, it really does show the he's not ready to provide for more people than himself, regardless of whether or not he can afford it. I've taken several feminist theory classes here at school, and I have to say, after all that I don't see anything wrong with certain stereotypical gender roles - if and only if that's what you're comfortable with, which I totally am in this case. However, I also see nothing wrong with girls who absolutely insist on paying on the first date, either. I think men are likely to continue to date either one, if the chemistry is right, and she responds correctly to either his not accepting her offer to chip in, or by allowing her to pay. After all, I have been called on the offer to pay before. What's funnier is that my boyfriend did it to me, and even after all that I've just typed here, we've now been together for two years, lol.

Winddog

ROCKINGHARDER: quality​ / FILTHYBEAST: quality.

Yarning

Actually, studies show that women also don't gain from divorce, many falling below the poverty line.

Bartley

2 things: It does sound as if she has a bit of a competitive streak with you as far as men go. As if she wants to one-up you and prove she is more attractive. This is high-school level friendship and I wouldn't bother with her if it bothers you. I have a friend who occasionally puts me down in subtle ways, however, I realize it's just her own insecurities and she really rocks as a friend in other regards so it really doesn't bother me. I think of it as one of her quirks. You need to decide if this is something that you can deal with. It doesn't sound like it.