A short monologue arguing that one should not ask men for money during courtship or early in a relationship because doing so causes loss of trust and may prompt breakups. The speaker uses anecdotal examples and audience comments to suggest that generosity should be unsolicited and that asking for money reduces one’s power in relationships.
Chapters
Someone said, problems like bills, diy. No, don't ask men for money. In the courtship and even early in the relationship.
You will lose trust.
And they will break up with you, especially if they're a good guy.
Literally. I've seen it happen.
A client said, hey, can you get this for me?
Two days later.
Don'T do it.
If you have to ask for money.
Then you're not at a point in your relationship.
Where.
You need to be.
And it means that he's not as connected to you as you think that he is.
Someone magic samosa said, if I can't ask for money, how can I test his generosity? Do you think that a man being a man is generous if you ask for money? A man is generous if he. If you don't have to ask and he does it for you. That's how you evaluate this.