Saturday, May 20, 2006

Her Meal Ticket?


Kevin, 26
Manhattan, NY

A couple weeks ago I was walking down the street and saw this goooorgeous girl. I had to stop her and get her number, which is something I don't normally do. Anyway, we've been out a couple of times since then, but I kinda feel like she's using me. She always wants to go to really expensive restaurants and she never even offers to pay. Don't get me wrong, I'm don't have a problem paying, but I think she could at least offer to leave the tip or pick up the tab once, especially since she's choosing restaurants that have 4 dollar signs next to their names on Citysearch. The last time we went to dinner at Tao, it set me back almost $150 for the two of us!!

The other day she called me to ask if I wanted to go out. I'd just gotten my car fixed which set me back an unexpected $800, so I told her we could go out, but we'd have to go somewhere a little less fancy because I was low on cash. She said it was ok, we could do it another time!

I was so mad that she didn't offer to pay or agree to go to a cheaper restaurant! I haven't spoken to her since then, although she's left me a couple messages to "see how I'm doing". I want to stay mad at her, but she's she damn hot, I'm ready to be over it already and take her out again, but I want to make sure she's not playing me.

You know, watching you wavering back and forth in your email was a little like watching an accident take place and not being able to look away. Kevin, I'm sorry to say it, but "she's just not that into you." Stevie Wonder could see that from a mile away. You are unequivocally, 100% being played.

I know, I know, we all want to think that people date us for our dashing good looks and charming personalities, but from time to time, some women will go out with a guy just for a free meal, a free show - basically anything free. Believe it or not, some of them make a pretty good life from it too. I have this one acquaintance who never cooks during summer because she's out dinner every night. Sounds harsh? It's no different than a guy who considers the effort and cash he'll have to put out to get a girl to, well, put out.

If this girl was into you, she'd offer to pay at least once, pay half, or at the very least, leave a tip. And she certainly wouldn't have cancelled because you're low on cash. But you know that already; you said the same thing in your email.

You've also proven a couple theories that I've had for a while now: 1) when you're good looking you get away with a lot of stuff, and 2) men love bitches. This girl treats you like shit, and you're willing to look the other way just because she's "gooorgeous"? Shoot, I'm gorgeous; wanna take me out on expensive dates that aren't ever going to lead to anything serious?

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At May 24, 2006 7:05 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Kev, my man...I think you have bigger problems than this gold digging chick...seems you've lost your balls somewhere. I think you should go find those before you tackle your problem with this broad.

C'mon man it sounds like the chick is outta your league a little bit, and she sized you up when you first approached her and figured you for a sucker.

I can understand one expensive date, maybe even two, but over and over again? Show Gold Digger the door.

 
At May 24, 2006 3:19 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Geesh Craig! why all the hate? I can't lie, I've gone out to dinner with a guy I have no interest in just for the meal. I've actually done it a couple times, but I don't think that makes me a gold-digger. Sometimes I'm a little short on cash and I feel like eating out, so if I can satisfy both needs at the same time, what's the big deal? It's not like she was leading him on or anything. Is it her fault if he thinks that taking her out will get him a step closer to her panties? If he wants to keep blowing money on expensive dates before he finds out where her head is, how's that her problem? For all we know, she probably already told him that she just wanted to chill, and he's just pushing the issue because she's beautiful and unattainable.

 
At May 25, 2006 9:19 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

LMAO @ Kristin saying, 'I go out with men for free meals, but that doesn't make me a gold-digger'.

That's like someone saying, 'I'm not a racist, I have plenty of [insert race here] friends!'

Gold-diggers come in all forms, and the woman in case is definitely one.

 

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