This time, we'll be discussing the reason why certain women decline to split the bill on dates. And let me tell you, it's not solely based on traditional notions of chivalry anymore; there are additional factors at play. According to a popular TikTok video by Nancy, who resides in New York City, she has already incurred significant expenses even before going on the date. Her detailed breakdown was featured in The New York Post and trust me, it's quite astonishing.
Nancy's transformation before a date came at a steep price of $394.49. That's right, she invested in a $38 Cycle Bar session, a $75 manicure (plus tip), and splurged on $223 worth of cosmetics including a $52 blush and a $35 mascara. Not to mention her brow appointment at $38 and an impressive hair care routine that puts the rest of us to shame.
Nancy's stance? She's paying her share before dinner even arrives. She's not willing to bring out her card for the actual bill later on. "I'm not pulling out my credit card when I'm already using my time and appearance as currency," she laughs.
There are differing opinions on this topic. Kimberly Murstein, host of a popular podcast, believes this argument is excessive. While she does expect a man to pay for the first date, it's not because of her beauty regimen. Murstein admits to making an effort to grab her wallet, although deep down she hopes the gentleman will take charge (a common move, isn't it?).
As the Dutch on dates discussion continues, it's undeniable that the costs for beauty preparation are significant. Whether this justifies not splitting the bill is still subject to debate. However, it's now common knowledge that going on a date involves more expenses than just the cost of the
Source: LB Falcone.