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Guys, what do you bring to the table apart from a pay check?

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Guys, what do you bring to the table apart from a pay check?
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  • MrOracle
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    I'm a leader - I take charge of problems and I make decisions - and I have an excellent track record of making good decisions.

    I am very protective, and not just hypothetically, but very much in practice. I always make a point of placing myself between her and any potential danger, whether that's walking down the street, being in a public place, or whatever. I maintain situational awareness, and I've probably already thought through 3 different plans if something goes wrong in any situation.

    I'm "handy" and not afraid of physical work. I can fix most things myself, and I have lots of experience with tools and machines. I can design and build things. I'm not helpless and dependent on others for the basics, and often not even for more advanced things.

    I'm emotionally stable, and I remain calm and cool in most situations. I've been called "grounded" and "my emotional rock" by women I've been with - they can count on me to be fair and rational, even when they aren't being so.

    I'm very loving, and very physical. I prefer that my girl is within touching distance whenever practical, and I have my hand on her as much as I can, whether it's holding hands, rubbing her back or thigh, or having her cuddled up against me.

    I have wisdom. I can see the bigger picture as well as the fine details, and I know how to keep things in perspective, and how to keep the overall goal in mind.

    I'm resilient and persistent. If I encounter a problem or a setback, I recover and I keep moving forward - I don't give up or spend time on pity parties. Setbacks are a normal part of life, and something to be avoided when possible, but overcome when avoidance isn't possible.

    I'm a good listener, and I have 40 years of people coming to me for advice, so I'm good at getting to the root problem rather than getting lost dealing with symptoms. People who follow my advice nearly always report success, and people who ignore my advice usually report failure.

    While I'm a realist, I'm also optimistic and I have a generally positive attitude. I'm aware of the real problems and issues, but I almost always believe that there is a solution that, at the very least, makes things better, and often something that can solve the problem entirely.

    I have a sense of humor, and I'm not easily offended or over-sensitive.

    I believe that everyone has something of value that I can learn from, and I'm not afraid to learn from anyone.

    While I'm certainly not perfect, I have morals and values that are fairly high, while still being realistic about the nature of human beings and the world as a whole.

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    • realeyeofthetiger
      realeyeofthetiger
      +1 y

      Two questions:
      1) Have you had to deal with people trying to bring you down? Haters, who envy your success and would like to throw you off?

      2) What was your lowest point, and how did you deal with it?

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    • MrOracle
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      I long ago cut out anyone in my life who tried to drag me down. I don't have tons of friends - some people count their "friends" by the dozens or hundreds - but the ones that I have are real friends who want me to succeed and who have my back. That's far more important than being popular with everyone.

      My lowest point? I had a business partner who got involved in drugs and destroyed our business and stole all the money. Nearly 10 years of work and getting close to the point where we could have really got the business past the big initial hump, and it was all gone. I had to start over from scratch

      But I have, and I have a successful small business again. Because I don't give up. This time, it's 100% mine.

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  • MCheetah
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    In no particular order:

    An interesting personality
    High intelligence and problem solving skills
    Life experience (though I'm far from a "master" at it)
    A spine/backbone
    A strong sense of humor
    Good listening skills
    Care and affection towards the right woman
    Respect (which isn't as common as some women think)
    Intimacy
    Engaging and intriguing conversation
    Creativity and art
    Physical protection and safety, plus hand to hand combat skills
    Good work ethic (hard working)
    Responsible mindset
    Bravery
    Loyalty
    Reliability
    Leadership experience
    Money management skills
    Time management skills
    No children
    No divorce baggage
    No history of cheating or non-monogamy
    No debt
    Clean sexual health (no STDs)
    Masters degree in English

    ... And maybe some other stuff, too.

    Guys, what do you bring to the table apart from a pay check?

    I just DON'T bring height, chiseled abs, a handsome face, a 7+ inch penis, or a high bullsh*t tolerance to the table. Sorry my name isn't Tyrone or Chad. And yes, I know not having any of those things instantly makes me a 4 or less out of 10 with so many modern women nowadays.

    Now I expect Barubie or some other GAG girl to immediately dismiss everything I've said here cause she thinks she knows me better than I know me.

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    • suzzieQ
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      My boyfriend pretty much as all of those qualities and I think he is a 9.

      Reply
  • jennifer_bloom
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    Master Age: 41 , mho 65%
    +1 y
    1.7K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    I like guys with good ideas and dispositions and manners - but kindness is the most important - far more than income or social circles.

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    • YourFavoriteFriend
      YourFavoriteFriend
      +1 y

      There is just something when people are kind!!! Can't explain with words!

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  • pewter_moon
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    Xper 5 Age: 27 , mho 43%
    +1 y

    For someone as angry as you sound they don’t need to bring anything.

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    • Subarugirl
      Subarugirl
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      Lol not really sure how that sounds any more angry than any other question asked on here

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    • pewter_moon
      pewter_moon
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      It just sounds like you’ve been hurt.

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  • FilmGuy93
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    InfluencerMaster Age: 33
    +1 y

    Physical protection, a sense of adventure, good conversation, I'm a good cook, and I'd like to think I'm a decent kisser and lay.

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  • coachTanthony
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    InfluencerMaster Age: 55
    +1 y
    552 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    Wow the amount of simpin comments is staggering. She will find out through my actions not words behind a keyboard.

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    • Sixgun77
      Sixgun77
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      I'm curious, can you be more specific about the comments? I've read some of your posts about coaching, and I'd like your opinion on all this from that perspective.

      Reply
  • HighValue
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    Guru Age: 45
    +1 y
    662 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    Paycheck, health, dental, vision insurance.

    Physical protection. (I am big, strong, and can fight very well.)

    Logical successful problem solver.

    Can also solve most emotional problems/conflicts.

    I am very good with kids, especially ages 7 and older for helping them manage emotions, make friends, relieve stress, and for academic success.

    I know how to cook.

    I am good with time management and have good organizational skills. (That is one of the main reasons why household chores are very easy for me when others think they are difficult or time consuming. They just have poor time management and organizational skills.) I could teach a potential partner how to get things done more efficiently.

    I am loyal, trustworthy, affectionate, and bring 7" + where it counts. :P

    I keep other people's stress down by using humor.

    I have no contact with any ex (no drama).

    I know how to repair some things around the house.

    I can setup most technology devices at home. (Home theatre, TV, gaming, etc.)

    I can build some things with wood. (Table, storage chest/Minecraft style chest :), shelves, etc.)

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  • SnowedIn
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    Master Age: 52 , mho 37%
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    Empathy. Silence if you want it, conversation if you'd like it, advice only when asked (or you're going to hurt yourself). I know how to dress, can and will give you a compliment, be honest when you ask for it and silent when you don't, and will be your champion for whatever you're doing. I'm going to appreciate you for being you and celebrate our differences. I won't blindly agree with you but I'll respect our differences. I'm okay if you have strength and success. And, literally, I can bring food to the table; I can cook. Not Michelin Star worthy, but you'll enjoy it and want more.

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    • WonderBell99
      WonderBell99
      +1 y

      love this

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    • SnowedIn
      SnowedIn
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      @WonderBell99 Thank you! Appreciate that very much.

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    • KrakenAttackin
      KrakenAttackin
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      Snowedin You are setting yourself up to be a simp provider while she bangs Chad on the side.

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    • whirled_up_girl
      whirled_up_girl
      +1 y

      @Snowedln Best answer so far in my opinion!

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    • WonderBell99
      WonderBell99
      +1 y

      @KrakenAttackin not everyone is bitter. according to his profile, he is very much happily married. you might want to project your insecurities onto someone else.

      Reply
    • SnowedIn
      SnowedIn
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      @KrakenAttackin I thought it was Alan, Brandon, and Anthony? Hmmm. Didn't know Chad was in the picture. :) I appreciate your thought. I am who I am and gotta work with that. :)

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    • SnowedIn
      SnowedIn
      +1 y

      @whirled_up_girl Thank you! Really appreciate that.

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    • SnowedIn
      SnowedIn
      +1 y

      Thank you @WonderBell99 ! Kind words indeed. I suspect @KrakenAttackin was having a bit of playful fun. If not, I respect his opinion -- it wouldn't be the first time someone's felt that way. I don't believe it signifies bitterness or even malice or bad intent. We're all just different humans. To that point, I have a wife and kids who love me specifically for who I am and for the few things I bring to the table and still love me regardless of the dump truck of stuff I don't. It's all good. I welcome the discussion and the viewpoints.

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    • WonderBell99
      WonderBell99
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      @SnowedIn No worries. Given Kraken's history of referring to every decent guy as a "simp", I'd take his words with a grain of salt.

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    • KrakenAttackin
      KrakenAttackin
      +1 y

      @WonderBell99 How long have you been married?

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    • WonderBell99
      WonderBell99
      +1 y

      @KrakenAttackin Never been married, but my parents have been for over 23 years. My grandparents have been married for 50+ years. My grandpa is the most patient, respectful guy I've ever seen in my life. My grandma and him are very much in love.. so yeah. I don't need to be married to know a decent guy when I see one.

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    • KrakenAttackin
      KrakenAttackin
      +1 y

      @WonderBell99 Not married...**shocking**

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    • WonderBell99
      WonderBell99
      +1 y

      @KrakenAttackin just another bitter guy on GaG **not shocking**

      Reply
    • KrakenAttackin
      KrakenAttackin
      +1 y

      @WonderBell99 Another post-wall, cock carouseling female on GAG, also **not shocking**.

      Reply
    • WonderBell99
      WonderBell99
      +1 y

      @KrakenAttackin Lmao... I'm 17. Pray, tell me, how on earth is 17 the new 50?

      I'm not surprised that you are still single.. 😂

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    • Subarugirl
      Subarugirl
      +1 y

      @WonderBell99 actually he is divorced.. which should be no surprise

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    • KrakenAttackin
      KrakenAttackin
      +1 y

      @WonderBell99 Well, at least you have glimpse into your future.

      Reply
  • mobiusforniner
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    Yoda Age: 39
    +1 y

    I cook, do all grocery shopping and all weekly meal planning, do dishes, fix dishwasher, fold laundry, fix washer and dryer, clean house and cars, vacuum, fix the vacuum, do all preventive maintenance on our cars, repair all house fixtures, plan all vacations and activities, manage finances and pay all bills, invest in my childrens education, invest in wifes education, teach my children, play with my children, help with homework, put my kids to bed every night, do all lawn work, repair all lawn equipment, teach my wife and kids music, repair all my own music instruments including tuning our piano, and give wife good sex.

    My wife is a stay at home mom. I work full time. Literally.

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    • mobiusforniner
      mobiusforniner
      +1 y

      Dont believe me, right now im playing polly pockets with my daughter and will do multiplayer on command and conquer generals with my son afferwards. Wife is watching tv.

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  • ohsheeT
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    Master Age: 41 , mho 62%
    +1 y
    821 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    Friendship, love, passion, stability, insight, common sense, patience, happiness, the ability to see things and either comment on them or let them be because it's your business or her business, character, making sure she feels secure deep deep passion intimacy a soft touch communication whether it's verbally through my eyes through my body language understanding and commitment I'm sure there's a dozen more things I mean the biggest thing would be just me because not only all the above but morals values and ethics and the understanding of not trying to be right but putting myself in that person's shoes and seeing it from their eyes it's just I mean there's so much more I mean there's just so much more it's so deep I'm just me and at the same time it's not about me it's about the person that I'm in love with or that I'm with but trust love respect there's I can go on and on character that's probably what it is character

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  • Telekinetic-Potato
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    Guru Age: 29 , mho 39%
    +1 y
    725 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    A good time, I have almost limitless energy, I love doing stuff. I'm funny and take care of things.

    I deal with stress very well, if a car breaks down, I can probably fix it, if not, I have 3 mechanics who will do the work for next to nothing. When a water pipe in the house breaks I know what to do. I've had to start over in life so many times that literally nothing phases me. We could lose our jobs today and still I can take care of us with my other sources of income.

    I look good, I have a decent family, I can probably get along with your family and none of my family members are bald. So I think I'll age like a fine wine.

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  • Finchie40
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    Master Age: 48 , mho 38%
    +1 y
    1.7K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    My love and loyalty, Respect and honesty, Removing selfishness and temptations , Chores around the house , cleaning and making dinners , making sure she is ok , protecting her , and letting her know my heart belongs to her , I like a girl that wants to be a team , Her and I Vs the world , My money is her money vice versa , the bills are paid we have food and clothes , all I ask for his intimacy and affection and for her to be loyal and loving to me , Not running around screwing other guys , She accepts my flaws like I accept hers , That’s what makes Love grow , it won’t always be perfect but when you find someone that stands by you like you stand by them that’s the best relationship anyone can ask for , because with out any of that , there is no relationship, you are best to be single and live your selfish lifestyle

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  • lightbulb27
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    Master Age: 59 , mho 42%
    +1 y
    1.7K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    As yet, I don't work. I'm converted to home maker now, so I bring $ I've saved and thus some investment income.

    Emotional support and someone to talk with and gain support.

    Help raising the kids, again, more emotional support.

    I take care of house duties so she doesn't have to think about that stuff, as she doesn't want to. Includes upkeep of house and machines and managing workers.

    I partner to enjoy trips/vacations and excursions that otherwise, may not be as fun.

    A bed partner and that's many things.

    Support during rough days, accidents, family changes in the lifecycle.

    I'm a decent cook, I get the meals ready for the week which saves time and some $.

    Does she NEED me... no. She had kids already, doesn't need that and she could do all the aboe herself. It can mostly be outsourced. Does she want me. That's her choice and seems yes, I add some value to her life and she does to mine.

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  • Chthou95
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    Guru Age: 30
    +1 y
    332 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    This is what men bring to the table in general

    · They give you children

    · They protect you and your family and will die for you

    · They're there for you when you need support

    · They will be leaders and make decisions because most women prefer a man that's in the leadership role

    · They sexually will do whatever they have to do to make you feel good and satisfied

    · They'll teach the sons how to become men and how to navigate through life more effectively

    · They'll be there for daughters and show her she doesn't have to be insecure

    These are the fundamental things a man brings to the table in a relationship

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    • Subarugirl
      Subarugirl
      +1 y

      But aren’t those the fundamental things a woman brings to a relationship as well?

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    • Chthou95
      Chthou95
      +1 y

      Nope there are different expectations for both genders. We're not the same. A man is more likely to die for his woman than the other way around. When a man and woman are together with kids in a dangerous situation, the man will shield and protect the family. When a man and woman are together, the man naturally is the leader and makes the decisions, the woman follows. And there's not as much pressure on women to perform better in bed then there is for men. Men have to perform. Women have their roles in relationships too. But we're not the same

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  • Sixgun77
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    Yoda Age: 49
    +1 y

    I'm a good cook, a good shot, and I know how to catch fish all year long (even without modern equipment. I have skills and knowledge that can help keep us going in the event of social collapse.
    I take care of her when she's sick and am willing and able to keep our house in order.

    I'm crazy in love with her, so I bring that to the table too. I sort her emotionally and give her career advice when she needs a sounding board. I also provide intimacy and company.

    In short, I support (in ways other than financial) and protect.

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  • worldscolide
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    Master Age: 42
    +1 y
    2.1K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    Besides a paycheck? Let's see.

    I have a good personality
    I stand next to my wife no matter what (I have her back and support her)
    Im handy with tools and can fix most anything.
    I can cook.
    I love animals, sometimes more than humans lol
    Strength of character
    I don't back down unless I'm wrong.
    I can and do admit when I'm wrong.
    I'm always there for her.
    I'm loyal (which a lot of women aren't and unfortunately a lot of men aren't)
    I treat her better than I treat my self.

    My wife has aspergers syndrome.. And that is something I deal with on the daily.. Her brother once told me "she's my sister I love her in spite of her condition" my response was "well I love her, including her condition." which makes me a better man than most.

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    • worldscolide
      worldscolide
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      I would also add that I am kind, compassionate, caring, and would do practically anything to see her happy.

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  • PainusNdeeAnus
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    Xper 6 Age: 27
    +1 y

    A Costco gold executive card

    a big spoon

    9.5 in penis ( that will poke you all night)

    a jeep and a motorcycle

    the word of God

    slightly over 6ft

    a 195lb St. Bernard ( that still thinks it’s a baby and can just jump on people)

    my grandma’s fried chicken recipe ( won second place at chicken festival in Nashville)

    my Victoria secret and playboy magazine collection ( because I’m a man of culture)

    a personal mechanic , carpenter , plumber and electrician

    also I have to drink alcohol everyday or else I’ll die

    And juicy fruit ( yes the gum)

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  • motownplayer2000
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    Guru Age: 37
    +1 y
    943 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    Protection, security, killing spiders and insects, taking out the trash, getting things done that need to be done, like oil changes, grass cutting, sometimes the honey due list calls for house remodeling and repair and we got to do that. Lifting heavy things that women can’t lift, cleaning things that women don’t want too. In some of my experiences, that includes then house and laundry. Most women nowadays don’t know how to cook, so a lot of the time we end up learning how to do that and spoiling a woman… so yeah, the list of what a man brings to the table most of the time in the experiences I have with some women and my friends relationships, outweigh HEAVILY what a woman actually brings to the table. Which usually in a lot of cases is just a warm body. Which is fine, for some men, but most others do their own thing and just need a companion for a night or two, that’s about it.

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  • ARecruitedPerson
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    Xper 3 Age: 24 , mho 42%
    +1 y

    Emotionally security. I make sure the people in my life are mentally well, and make it known that they don’t have to say something if they don’t want to, but if at any point they need to or want to, they can let me know. If there’s one thing I know for a fact I provide, it’s that. I was blessed with three people willing to do just that for me when I was younger, and it taught me the unbelievable value of that. So now I strive to do just that.

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  • Pohjolan
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    Yoda Age: 35
    +1 y
    446 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    Let's see.

    - I bring home meat.

    - Protection. (I have a strong protective instinct to the instinct to the extent that I risked my life to defend a homeless hobo. Think what I'd be willing to do for my girlfriend. Also while I don't claim to be though guy some of my instructors are.)

    - Transportation.

    - Kinky sex. (optional)

    - My handyman skills.

    - A cute dog. (not optional)

    - My firefighting and first aid skills.

    - Ability to move around heavy objects.

    - My outdoorsman skills.

    - I'm a good listener.

    - DIY wine, cider. jams and jellies.

    - Reaching objects on high shelves.

    - Opening jars and wine bottles.

    - Mushrooms. (not that kind of mushrooms).

    - Fish.

    - Jokes.

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  • nawtee_me
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    Guru Age: 68
    +1 y
    1K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    I do not bring my paycheck to the table. I have a lot to offer but if I am going to get in a relationship it won't be because of money. I don't have a problem with giving, in fact if I am in a relationship what is mine is hers too. However, I have recently started two potential relationships and both ended quickly because of expectations of money. As I said if I am in a relationship what is mine id hers too. But don't expect me to give you money before we even see each other for the first time. I do not being my paycheck to the table at all...

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  • hahahmm
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    Master Age: 53 , mho 45%
    +1 y
    1.4K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    What do you bring to the table besides some holes & breasts? That's the #1 question men are asking about women and all most of you women can do is talk about things that don't matter to a man. If you can't even sit at the table, don't worry about what he's putting on it.

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    • Subarugirl
      Subarugirl
      +1 y

      Is that all you see women as? Holes and breasts?

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  • DaySpring
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    Xper 6 Age: 30 , mho 35%
    +1 y

    In my opinion, this question is hostile and so are your responses to people's comments.
    It certainly looks, to me, like it comes from a hostile place.
    A friend can bring kindness into my life but that doesn't mean I don't want a girl who also brings kindness to the table.

    Romance, romantic companionship, sex are things your friends cannot bring. I don't consider a sexual friend a friend.

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    • Subarugirl
      Subarugirl
      +1 y

      How is this question hostel? Lol it’s just a question

  • ShadezMcgee
    ShadezMcgee Follow
    Guru Age: 33 , mho 32%
    +1 y
    325 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    You have asked this question before. Any reason you are doing it again?

    Emotional stability and support, leadership, humor, ambition, loyalty, companionship, security, morals, family values, a home, handyman skills, compassion, great listening, cooking, cleaning, to name a few.

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    • Subarugirl
      Subarugirl
      +1 y

      Not exactly. I ask because I know questions like these get a lot attention l, which means I get more points

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    • SnowedIn
      SnowedIn
      +1 y

      @Subarugirl You should get about 1000 extra points for honesty!

      Reply
    • ShadezMcgee
      ShadezMcgee
      +1 y

      While that is true, the last time you asked it if I were to be real came off as passive aggressive and some of your responses here do as well

      Reply
  • snackthatsmilesback
    snackthatsmilesback Follow
    Yoda Age: 26
    +1 y

    Supper, usually. The baby. Craft supplies. Uh... the mail. Flowers. Light bulbs, batteries, cleaning shit. Painting shit. I brought a turtle once. ... enthusiasm? Appetite? If we're getting metaphysical with it. Prolly more I can't think of. 🤟

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  • xJeremyx
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    Xper 6 Age: 25
    +1 y

    I like to believe that I bring emotional support, confidence, trust (in our relationship, aka no cheating), level-headedness, intimacy, joy, love, quality time, and emotional presence.

    And I also bring (reasonable) expectations for her to live up to. I want her to contribute as much as feasibly possible, and I will do the same as well.

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  • chocolatesinpockets
    chocolatesinpockets Follow
    Xper 2 Age: 32 , mho 37%
    +1 y

    Genuinely answering, my warm down-to-earth personality, I'm friendly, hygienic and look I'm being honest here and not a troll, certainly as much as my stable income, gratefully, I also think I am okay in the looks department.

    I mean, I really like my biceps, even myself I like my biceps and think I'm very lucky with my genes. Hooray.

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  • DenizLikesTennis
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    Xper 7 Age: 29 , mho 31%
    +1 y

    I bring to the table:

    -Open to anything besides criminal activities

    -I am good in leading trips that are exciting and adventurous. So that we arrive safe to home. I love to take trips and visit places where I've never been and discover everything.

    -Physical protection

    -Understanding and very caring

    Well that's it :)

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    • DenizLikesTennis
      DenizLikesTennis
      +1 y

      I am also being very honest and accept the fact that I am not a perfect boyfriend that offers trillions of other things but also not the worst.

      Let's say an enough-to-have guy lol

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    • DenizLikesTennis
      DenizLikesTennis
      +1 y

      Because I understand that if I do lots of stuff more, I'd have less time for my future boo and that's very important to be closer.

      I wish to have an understanding and mature woman as well because the relationship would be so much better.

      However, I do not demand lots of things by a woman. I just want her to be nice, cute and understanding. Thats really it.

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  • Lionman95
    Lionman95 Follow
    Guru Age: 31 , mho 39%
    +1 y
    1K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    An organised and financially stable life.
    I never had problems with the police, never done drugs, don't smoke. I have driving licence, currently without a car since I live in a big city and public transport is cheaper than using a car.
    I can cook and clean most stuff on my own.
    I also prefer giving a message over receiving one.
    I'm generally curious and prefer reading over playing video games.

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  • Lliam
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    Master Age: 72 , mho 52%
    +1 y
    1.1K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    Stability, trust, empathy, compassion, comfort, strength, security. A partner in crime. A confidant. A helper and trusted best friend. A protector.

    Someone to go places, do things and have fun with. Someone with whom to share your joys, sorrows and concerns.

    He encourages you to pursue your hopes and dreams. He is romantic, adores you, and satisfies your sexual needs.

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  • Chazmatazz269
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    Guru Age: 52 , mho 37%
    +1 y
    353 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    Nothing. Given that women get equal pay for equal work now, my paycheck doesn’t even mean that much! Ell oh ell! I got a weiner, but my batteries aren’t rechargeable! Ell oh ell!
    If you are happy and healthy, every other meaningful human connection can be made through family and close friends.

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  • ChillaxingLove
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    Xper 6 Age: 103
    +1 y

    I’m a good listener. I’m thoughtful and romantic. I care a great deal about your feelings. Although I’m really good at reading body language, I prefer not to have to read your mind and you tell me. I’m honest so if you ask me if you look fat in that dress…. also I was a child through parent’s divorce so I’ve learned to be loyal. I’m very driven and because of that I’m a great motivator.

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  • Danny_dan92
    Danny_dan92 Follow
    Master Age: 34
    +1 y
    4K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    First of all. What I do with MY money is not up for debate. Unless I have a joint account with what would exclusively only be a wife.




    So that completely rules out this question, cause these days majority of women, excluding a small percentage that understand where money comes from and what it takes to acquire large sumps of money.


    Expect the man to literally pay for everything they need and more specifically want. Nah.

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    • Subarugirl
      Subarugirl
      +1 y

      No not at all because this question is asking what you bring to the table, not including money. It’s not even part of the question.

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  • Hispanic-Cool-Guy
    Hispanic-Cool-Guy Follow
    Master Age: 40
    +1 y
    2.4K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    I assume you mean relationship wise?

    : Obviously lead her in the ways of the lord Jesus Christ and the Bible.

    : Try my best to love her.

    : Offer protection.

    : Be a helping hand of support.

    : Be there to encourage her.

    : Sexual pleasure.

    : Respect her.

    : Bring another prospective of wisdom.

    : Loyalty and honesty.

    : Being fair.

    : Willing to share my finances.

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  • BigschlongEnergy
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    +1 y

    That’s not How that Works I don’t bring a paycheck to the table that paycheck is mine not yours If I decide to buy you something that will be Of my own Will.

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  • Qdbrown
    Qdbrown Follow
    Xper 6 Age: 55 , mho 33%
    +1 y

    Bring to the table? I kick the table over and tell the woman what I want and if she doesn't like it, I leave.

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  • RavVid
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    Master Age: 33
    +1 y
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    Well a pretty damn good pay check. A large apartment. Good at orgasming girls. Reasonably good at listening to you. Have a cleaner. Can't cook so don't expect that but undemanding in your cooking Will do dishes if you cook.

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous
    (45 Plus)
    +1 y

    Supportive, listener who provides a shoulder when needed, a foot or back rub when needed. If home first, will make dinner and clean the house. In short, a simple guy who understands when my SO needs something.

    KIK

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    • Subarugirl
      Subarugirl
      +1 y

      Isn't that what a good friend provides?

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    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      Yes ma'am... best friend, lover, confidante and anything else I need to be.

      Reply
  • Summeroflove
    Summeroflove Follow
    Master Age: 30 , mho 41%
    +1 y

    It’s almost Thanksgiving. Turkey. Ham. Mashed potatoes. Sweet potatoes. Pumpkin pie. All kinds of pies and cakes. Mmmmmmmmm. Hot rolls. Mmmmmmmmmmm. Sweet tea. Soda.

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    • Summeroflove
      Summeroflove
      +1 y

      Hopefully you’re looking for love in all honesty.

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    • Summeroflove
      Summeroflove
      +1 y

      I mean. What can a woman bring to the table besides sex?

      Personally. I’m not looking for sex until later on. I’m not looking for someone whose superficial or isn’t wanting love. If someone isn’t willing to make their own money and suck off of my money or love my money.

      Then she doesn’t love me.

      There are housewife and stay at home moms. Who do have something to offer. Not all of them. Some of them sit around with their thumb up their ass and still expect their man to do housework and stuff.

      But. Women who take care of their husbands So don’t take it as I’m bashing them.

      Just one sided gold diggers.

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    • Summeroflove
      Summeroflove
      +1 y

      But a man wanting sex deserves to have a woman like that and a woman looking for money deserves to have a man life that.

      Unfortunately bad people sometimes prey on good hearted people and don’t show their true intentions until later on.

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  • Jdjfjcjj
    Jdjfjcjj Follow
    Xper 6 Age: 38
    +1 y

    Depends on partner. If you highly value them, see/desire a future with them, and what you get in return (e. g. appreciation, happyness, fullfilment, purpose, etc)

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  • NathanDavis m
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    I'll just say that it would be needed... way more than a table

    at least a six stories building, lol

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  • Mr1derful
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    Guru Age: 52
    +1 y
    370 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    I share the home work! In fact I cook or grill 90% of the time. I clean 50%, includes cleaning, laundry, dishes, shop, run errands, shuttle my child around, etc. Also, take care of the home maintenance, yard, cars, etc.

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  • stratford
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    Yoda Age: 37
    +1 y

    I'm genuinely not sure how to interpret this question. Are you suggesting that guys are pretty hopeless apart from providing cash, or are you asking what good things we bring to the world?

    I'm not sure this is a gender specific question?

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  • MountAverage
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    +1 y

    Emotional support, empathy, companionship, humor and lots laughing together, my thoughts and perspectives, a deep level of intimacy, my music, my heart.

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  • AviatorTom
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    Master Age: 59
    +1 y
    1.6K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    Someone to share life's experiences with, to listen to you, to grow together. Whatever we can make together.

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  • WarrenH
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    Xper 2 Age: 32 , mho 31%
    +1 y

    This is an immature and narcissistic question.

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    • Subarugirl
      Subarugirl
      +1 y

      Lol how so?

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    • WarrenH
      WarrenH
      +1 y

      Immature because any rudimentary analysis of history demonstrates masculine qualities (e. g. security, ingenuity, strength, logic) necessary for continuation of civilization.

      Narcissistic because the diminutive manner in which the question is conveyed seeps an air of superiority. You ask as though because I’m female, I have the right to distill the breadth of potential qualities and characteristics of men into that of a lowly subject, good enough only to receive a paycheck (which subsequently (you seemingly presuppose) must provide to the female of their desire).

      Never forget, the fuel of all great accomplishments of men had the love and passion for women behind them. Indeed, it is only the toil of men that has wrought our modern civilization, you know, out of the bush and into the building, the one in which women now may see men as expendable castoffs.

      Oh yeah, chicks, what do you bring to the table besides collecting our paychecks in order to raise the children?
      ^rhetorical

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    • Subarugirl
      Subarugirl
      +1 y

      I was just asking a question that was recently asked by another member but inverted it.

      … though it’s kind of hypocritical that you have a problem with my questions when I ask It but then ask the same question.

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    • WarrenH
      WarrenH
      +1 y

      Did you not see that my reinversion of your inverted question was rhetorical?
      (No, this question is not rhetorical.)

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    • Subarugirl
      Subarugirl
      +1 y

      No this was a genuine question. Not sure why you’re getting so emotional about it. If you don’t want to answer you don’t have to.

      Reply
    • WarrenH
      WarrenH
      +1 y

      Reread the last paragraph I wrote to your posted question. Underneath that paragraph, I wrote
      “^rhetorical”

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    • Subarugirl
      Subarugirl
      +1 y

      Yeah I did read it, still not sure why you are getting so worked up about it.

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    • WarrenH
      WarrenH
      +1 y

      I am simply attempting to present a coherent debate.

      “… though it’s kind of hypocritical that you have a problem with my questions when I ask It but then ask the same question.”

      -You called me a hypocrite for asking a (rhetorical) question as part of my answer to your original question.

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    • Subarugirl
      Subarugirl
      +1 y

      If you are using rhetoric to make a point, that’s not a debate.
      Regardless of whether you didn’t like the question , you didn’t have to answer. If asking people what qualities people have that make them a good romantic partner offends you in some way, that’s on you not me.

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    • WarrenH
      WarrenH
      +1 y

      I’m not offended by your question, but I stand by my opinions of it.

      Almost by definition, utilizing rhetoric is an integral part of conducting a coherent, persuasive argument aka making a point aka debate.

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    • Subarugirl
      Subarugirl
      +1 y

      Funny you didn’t seem to take any issue with any of the guys asking the same question in reverse

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    • WarrenH
      WarrenH
      +1 y

      I never read any of their questions nor responses, only yours.

      Reply
  • Jamie05rhs
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    Master Age: 39
    +1 y
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    I don't bring a paycheck to the "table." My money is MINE, not hers.

    But what I do bring to the relationship is Love, Companionship, Loyalty, Trust, Caring, Friendship, Support, Intellectual Stimulation, Romance, Fun, and Adventure.

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  • pizzalovershouse
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    Master Age: 37
    +1 y
    1.2K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    Good personality an nice to people Sept the jerks that I have to out up with in public I will tell them to stop ruining others day sense there day sucks dont put your pain onorgers who dont know you

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  • Sixgunsound
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    It varies between individuals, some thing that people who think in terms of dialectics don’t seem to understand.

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  • TroyDT2
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    Xper 7 Age: 30
    +1 y

    Nothing. I'm eccentric and difficult at times. But I do have a pretty big house (inherited) and I can teach her to surf, play piano, play guitar, and defend herself so I'm not totally useless.

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  • Ryfyle
    Ryfyle Follow
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    +1 y

    A passionate disgust for modernity and its lust for mediocrity. And lets face it, you are blatantly lying if you didn't want a man with a fat paycheck.

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    • Subarugirl
      Subarugirl
      +1 y

      Actually no, I’d rather have a good poor man than a shitty rich one.

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    • Ryfyle
      Ryfyle
      +1 y

      If that's the lie you want to tell the society, namely other women, then fine.

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  • Apple1996
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    Half of these guys don't even have a paycheck to bring to the table 😂

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  • NerdInDenial
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    A life of adventure and security.

    Do you like to dress up and go to balls? I got you too...

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  • ArtemisSilver
    ArtemisSilver Follow
    Yoda Age: 33
    +1 y

    Jokes, spontaneous songs a keen mind and a phat cock LoL how's that?

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    • Apple1996
      Apple1996
      +1 y

      Lol phat 🐓

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    • ArtemisSilver
      ArtemisSilver
      +1 y

      Hehe

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  • genericname85
    genericname85 Follow
    Master Age: 40
    +1 y
    2.8K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    who said i bring a pay check to the table? xD

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  • shortster
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    +1 y
    2.3K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.


    Peanut butter cup pie.

    Guys, what do you bring to the table apart from a pay check?
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  • YourFavoriteFriend
    YourFavoriteFriend Follow
    Xper 5 Age: 25
    +1 y

    I bring sweets! Lots of them! What's your favorite?

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous
    (30-35)
    +1 y

    If we remove the paycheck from the equation, as well as the female equivalent (sex), I bring a hell of a lot more to the table than most modern women.

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    • Subarugirl
      Subarugirl
      +1 y

      Like what?

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    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      - I own a nice home and have spent the last four years making it even nicer. I remodeled/modernized the kitchen, added a bathroom, built a deck in the yard with a pergola. All with my own hands. I'm motivated and good at doing things.

      - I'm fit, healthy, energetic, outdoorsy, adventurous and like to travel. If/when I marry, my wife will never be bored.

      - I enjoy GOOD food and like making it as much as I do eating it. I learned to cook from my mother (and father, but more from Mom) and am better at it than the vast majority of modern women. I have yet to meet one my age who can cook well by my standards. I'm sure they exist, but they are scarce.

      - Security - I'm well educated and have an established career with a history of success. I know a paycheck is not part of this question, but a woman will feel secure and never want for material things with me (at least not any woman I would be interested in). My income puts me in the 87th percentile for household income, which is pretty good at my age. I've been saving and investing since I was about 22.

      - I'm a loving and caring person who knows how treat a woman and make her feel loved, or so I'm told. Her happiness and pleasure are more fulfilling to me than my own, which is a win/win for a woman.

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    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      - I'm a family guy and want kids. Family is the most important thing in the world to me. I know not every woman wants kids, but any woman I'd be interested in will love children and want a modest size family.

      - I'm an unselfish and giving person by nature. I like making the people I love happy. It's my love language.

      - I am traditional in the sense that I believe a man should protect and provide for his wife and family. I have no problem with her having a career if she wants one, as long as our children are well cared for, but she won't have to because she feels she needs to for economic reasons.

      - I'm fun-loving, down to earth, drama-free, and the feedback I have always received is that I have a good sense of humor.

      - I'm an effective but empathetic leader, but a strong supporter of the team

      - I'm confident, competent and capable, but modest (until a woman questions what I bring to the table). I could go on but I have a client meeting to prepare for.

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    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      Now, your turn. What do you as a woman bring to the table, other than sex?

      Reply
  • Rangers
    Rangers Follow
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    Security, loyalty, love, support and safety, what do you bring to the table aside from headaches?

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    • Subarugirl
      Subarugirl
      +1 y

      Are you genuinely asking or just trying to make jabs?

      Reply
  • loveslongnails
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    Master Age: 40
    +1 y
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    So I asked my S. O. and she said "you've made my life fun". I said "ok, that's enough of an answer for now". LOL

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  • admles
    admles Follow
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    566 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    Love

    Support

    Help with all housework

    Physical protection

    Taking care of my stepson including the majority of school run

    Empathy

    Patience

    Respect

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  • red_knight
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    Guru Age: 35
    +1 y

    Morals, fam value, culture, manners, respect and clean reputation. I can cook, I'm great with my hands, very well respected, honest, fun, adventurous and straight forward

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  • Kingofkings1992
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    What kind of stupid question is this? You just want to look at people bragging about what strengths they think they have? No one needs to validate shit to you princess.

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    • Subarugirl
      Subarugirl
      +1 y

      I’m not asking for anyone to validate anything. But if you don’t want to participate you’re more than welcome not to..

      Reply
  • Anonymous
    Anonymous
    (30-35)
    +1 y

    All you have is your body. So money is all I need.

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    • Subarugirl
      Subarugirl
      +1 y

      Maybe if you are interested in dating a corpse lol if all you need is a body to use maybe just stick with hookers and blow up dolls haha

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      Hey, dumbass, you need to stay on topic. Obviously, I am talking about an alive woman. See what I mean? Women just come up with some stupid word salad to try and seem clever and shame a man who knows what he is talking about.

      Just stay in the kitchen, fill up your boyfriend's stomach and empty his balls out. That's all you are suitable for.

      Reply
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