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Lady Says a Man Who Loves Her Should Be Ready to Give His Last Money

A Nigerian woman has stirred debate after saying she does not pretend to be low-maintenance when dating. In a viral video, she said she admires women who ask their partners for little and order modest meals on dates, but admitted that she is different. She said she prefers expensive meals and may ask a partner for substantial money. According to her, love should involve giving and sharing, even when she earns more than her partner. Her comments have drawn mixed reactions about financial expectations, generosity and entitlement in relationships.

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J
jaruma

Where do people draw the line between enjoying generosity in dating and expecting someone to empty their pocket for love?

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P
peter

Should love really be measured by whether someone can sacrifice their final cash?

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B
bola

At least she is being direct about not being low-maintenance, which may save both people from mismatched expectations later.

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I
isa

True, honesty about expectations early can prevent plenty unnecessary disappointment later.

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jayjay

Wanting nice things is fair, but making a partner's last money the measure of love sounds like pressure, not romance.

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emeka

Best approach is to discuss spending habits early and plan dates within both people's budget, so affection does not become financial strain.

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