ClawdeenWolf
Howling @ these crazy ghouls
They really mean that they dont want you asking them for money
Just an fyi
Just an fyi
Look a ***** dead in his eyes with the most serious face and say “nothing”......Works like a charm.
A person recently spoke of telling his significant other this.....only cause he works two good jobs,remodels the house,washes,cleans up......she works as well but....he said U have to bring the sh!t up,for them to understand. This couldn't be me.....i feel kinda bad for her to be dealing with his perfectionist ASS.....
What type of men y’all be around? Any time a man asks that, it usually means what are your qualities and what do you bring to the table in potential. If he wanted to know where you worked, he’d just ask where do you work. Assuming all of you are over 22, most men with a brain knows you have a job and has a means to support yourself.
is it appropriate for women to ask men that question?He should be able to figure all of those qualities out in conversation, that's the whole point of getting to know one another. Asking like that is awkward and comes off like it's a job interview, it's uncouth. The men I'm around still have social skills so no asking like that is not a thing.
...and that they want to go half on everythingThey really mean that they dont want you asking them for money
Just an fyi
Just like he’ll figure out if you splitting 50/50 on the rent in the conversation. You usually are able to spot a “low self esteem/do anything for a man” kind of woman from a million miles away. They make it obvious. Any variation of “what do you bring to the table” isn’t immediately asking about your financial situation cause A real “ain’t sh!t” man who’s on the prowl could figure that out by simply asking where you work and what do you look for in a man. These women just come across some bum asses who don’t even try to hide their intentions if they are probing about what you have in the bank during a date.He figure all of those qualities out in conversation, that's the whole point of getting to know one another, asking like it's a job interview is uncouth at best. The men I'm around still have social skills so no asking like that is not a thing.
I like this thoA n*kka should be able to tell after one date that I am the table. Tf.
i agree its something that should be able to be learned from getting to know someone and really is only a rhetorical question if actually asked....
but if its inappropriate for a man to ask this question of a woman, is it also inappropriate for a woman to ask of a man?
Any woman, that hears a man say that, should be exiting his life.
Quickly.
The only women who get offended by questions like this are useless women.