Hello, there is a story about the controversy surrounding the entertainment kindergarten Romi. After a blind date, when I rejected a follow-up meeting, I received a message asking for money. The person is a female civil servant, and after I declined the follow-up, she asked me to send her money. We had the blind date last weekend, and after not being in touch, she contacted me yesterday to suggest meeting this weekend. I had to decline because I already had plans. So, I rejected the follow-up. However, she is asking me to send half of the date expenses. How should I respond to this? It's quite surprising. She sent a screenshot of our conversation from last week when we had drinks and dinner, along with a message asking how much I should send. These days, it's common for people to split the costs from blind dates, unlike in the past. But during the meeting, whether to split the costs or for the man to pay everything, and then on the way home...

I have occasionally seen stories about women asking for half of the bill after a date, but this is the first time I've come across a situation where, after a week of meeting, a woman was asked to pay half after being rejected for a second date. From the woman's perspective, this must be quite absurd and frustrating. After a week of having dinner and drinks, it feels like a casual outing, and even if one were to split the bill coolly, opinions are divided. Contrary to the thoughts of the woman who shared her story, many people argue that she should pay half and question why she should get a free meal. There are also comments about whether the man is the child of a civil servant, suggesting he has a sense of entitlement, as he seems to take advantage of the situation by getting free meals every weekend. Another point raised is that the culture of men paying for everything has changed, and women now seek equality. Additionally, there are those who argue that if she didn't want to eat, she shouldn't have been forced to go out.

Send it over. It's not wrong again, but just send it and let's wrap it up neatly. How should I react? It sounds like you're saying it's natural to receive a meal from someone else. Oh, is this another person's situation? You got a free meal and now you're asking for sympathy? If you don't have feelings for the guy, isn't it natural to suggest ending things on the day of the blind date or to just let him go? Are people like this really the ones setting up blind dates? They seem to match well together, but both look quite pitiful. The matchmaker's judgment is good, but the meal cost is half. Oh, I'm a woman, so isn't it okay for me to just send it? You rejected him, right? You didn't set up the next appointment, and the other person isn't going to just dig up money from the ground. But if you had drinks and a meal, shouldn't you at least cover some of the drink cost? If women aren't interested, they usually pay for themselves and leave. I don't want to see him again either, and since I'm not interested, I'll pay for myself, of course.

There were opinions that it was very rude for the guy to contact her a week later and ask for this. But if you're going to split the bill, you should either split it that day or contact her right after going home. It seems very calculating to refuse the after-date and then ask for half later. This mindset of not wanting to lose anything is very unappealing. It feels like there are only men like this left in our country, especially among those in their 20s and 30s. It's funny; it seems like he made the right choice by not going on the after-date. It might be better to just give her the money and settle things cleanly. There have been consistent cases since last year where men pay for the date and then later contact the woman asking for half, leaving her shocked or feeling bad. This seems to be a common occurrence among men in their 20s to early 30s, questioning why they should pay for the woman.

Many people are now wondering if they need to spend more money. As a result, there seems to be an increase in individuals who either demand a 50-50 split from the beginning or, like in the current situation, request reimbursement for the money they spent when things don't go well afterward. In fact, older generations might find these situations hard to understand and may think, What is the man doing? Isn't that petty? He's not even a real man. However, it's clear that the younger generation's mindset has changed significantly. From a woman's perspective, it's no longer taken for granted that she will just enjoy a meal and drinks on a first date and then think, Next time, I'll pay. Instead, if she doesn't feel a connection with the man, she might accept the meal but then reject any follow-up.

Transferring costs unilaterally to men is really not respectful on a human level. If women feel uncomfortable or don't want to see someone again after a date, it's better to split the bill or settle the payment neatly. This way, they can avoid negative comments and have a clean resolution. The notion that all men in their 20s and 30s are just one type of man can understandably frustrate women who have experienced better treatment in the past. However, times have changed significantly and will continue to evolve, so it's important to consider what kind of man to date and how much money to spend when meeting someone. If women truly want to avoid the so-called one type of man, they should consider dating older men or those who can meet their expectations, rather than settling for men with average conditions.

If a man insists on not wanting to split expenses evenly, it ultimately means that I won't be able to meet the person I want, and I will only continue to feel bad. Therefore, from the women's perspective, it is better to split costs whenever possible. Moreover, in the future, men are likely to have an even stronger tendency to avoid financial losses in relationships, so it seems necessary to acknowledge this and approach dating accordingly. Now, what do you think about the men who ask for their half back after being rejected for a date? Please share your thoughts in the comments. Don't forget to subscribe and like. See you next time! Goodbye!

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