What kind of homie/friend are you?

Question

Would you lend them $ to take their girl out?

DannyUk2017 · Accepted Answer

This is one messed up situation... The Friend's Friend wants to take His girlfriend out for Dinner, and he's just fine with it? WTF?
He suppose to Lend/Borrow money for the Other guy to take his girlfriend out!.
1) As a guy/man Always i have the money to pay for my girl's dinner.
2) If i don't have the money i will make her something/cook new recepy, to surprise her.
3) i would say to "my friend" to keep his dik in his pants and stop thinking about my girlfriend.
4) If she's too fussy about eating outside and not understanding that is "not possible" at the moment, i would've break up, as i'm not looking for a person just "to live the life", and Not working for The Life she wants!. Because if she gets that "habit", then were done, right there and then, couse she proves she's not the wifey material, she just a "pass through life" and "live the good times" person.

Jenny-Marie · Accepted Answer

No, they don't have to go out to eat. There are loads of free or inexpensive ways to get to know each other.

PamelaRivers · Accepted Answer

Maybe I'm reading the example a little too literally. I don't see where the friend says he will loan the money.  I see it saying "he will take her out." Is he saying he going to move in on the girl?

Ezra_lila · Accepted Answer

I will but if its always, Dude you should make money to date also.

PeteBy · Answer

All my friends are too loose with their money. By that I mean, they have money and then spend it all on stupid stuff like gambling. Case in point one calling me to say he won £700 on a horse race, then went and lost it all on another horse race.

So no I wouldn't help a friend out who wasn't prudent with his money.

I would help out in a serious situation and have when friend's have been kicked out of their home or need somewhere safe. Had a female friend stay with us at Christmas as she felt unsafe around her partner.

Kaneki05 · Answer

That last line of text should be changed to "I'll eat her out tomorrow."
Not for that dumb reason, one should be able to fiance there money better also he can do that any other time. Is that one date gonna change there entire relationship? or even a special event at all not really.

You can stay in and have a nice time with your girlfriend and if you can't that's more of your issue at been in a relationship.

ZackBan · Answer

Not really because eating out is not a life or death situation nor is it a hallmark of a relationship.

If my homie is broke and taking his girl out to eat is his first concern then I'm the kind if friend to slap some sense into him.

If he came to me hungry I would more than happily feed him but that's not the same thing

The_Shadow_Dweller · Answer

I am that kind of homie who gives money to his friends, no strings attached, but one. Certain interest is put on the money given.

If they are good friends, then simple interest. If they are not, then compounded interest.

The goal is to not get back the interest, which in almost all cases I do not get, but, the goal is to make them sure to not ask me for any amount of money again.

MrPickles13 · Answer

Honestly no I think I'm a good friend and I would lend friends money when needed but not for something that isn't essential. If would need to be something either small or something important. And if it was a large amount then I would want a written agreement i know it sounds like you don't trust them but it just gives some assurance.

nawtee_me · Answer

I don't have the money to take you out babe but my friend does and said he will pick you up tomorrow to take you out... have a good time...  what would your response be?

OlderAndWiser · Answer

At my age, friends don't need to ask to borrow money for a date. I have two friends who will get whatever they ask from me as long as it is not illegal or immoral.

spartan55 · Answer

I always help my friends with projects, etc. I also pride myself on being a great guest when invited to events. (Never show up empty handed, help clean up, don't overstay, etc.)

Apulu_Imback · Answer

I will kick their ass for getting into relationship before me, hell I would be the single one left in the group.

Guy13 · Answer

Yes with their Movado as collateral. I’m not a Charity…or their 22 year old Sister. Unemotional Hard Assets ⌚️ is preferred

melanieeeB · Answer

Yeah sure I would, I also once paid off a fine for a friend cause he didn't had the money back then

Ms_Facesitter · Answer

I would. I have a friend like that. We borrow from eachother and pay it back within the month.

RavVid · Answer

I'm a very loyal friend unlike the bro in the story line.

Spotifyplaylist · Answer

The therapist friend/mom friend/ the one you get advice from.

NathanDavis · Answer

the best you could have...  I always give it my 1000%

Topaz1979 · Answer

I'm the friend who encourages you to do the things you want to do.

OlderThanILook · Answer

You mean lend him money to take OUR girl out? Because at that point she's dating both of us 😂

FriendlyDrugDealer · Answer

If it’s one of my ride or die homies then yeah I’ll spot him the money if he’s in a tight spot

Zolly99999 · Answer

Depends on the friends. A bestie then yes.. just a ", friend" probably not as I would never see the money again and the favor probably wouldn't be returned either

pizzalovershouse · Answer

That poor guy his girlfriend going out with his buddy she is going to dump her boyfriend sense he is a cheapskate

Blueeyes81 · Answer

Wouldn't be the first time I've giving money to a friend in need.

Dinklex3 · Answer

I've done it before, lol.

johnboymuscles · Answer

No she should put out for free or she ain't the one

Fuentes · Answer

as a grown man hell nah sink or swim out here

dolemite89 · Answer

i’m not giving my friend money to spend on a girl that’s a load of BS 🙄🤣

Sixgunsound · Answer

That exchange is outstanding🤣

exitseven · Answer

I would do that.

TroyDT · Answer

If he needs to borrow money to take her out she is probably not the right girl for him.

Dazed0N0Confused · Answer

The Exchange! Brilliant! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

WhitneySnow · Answer

I’ve lent close friends money before

Xtendable · Answer

Sounds like a nice thing to do

JaxiCats · Answer

No. I’m not that nice

LavLavLuv · Answer

the laid back one

Jennz6 · Answer

No, absolutely not

AngryCarl · Answer

Loyal but uncommunicative.

Guardian45 · Answer

Yes, but I wouldn't make a habit out of it.

bigpauly · Answer

Lmao yea I’d lend them some money.

LemiaOfThunder · Answer

An awesome one

Erron_Black · Answer

Good friend

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