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Depends on banking situation. I’d honestly always want to just help him buy what is a need, so I’d be there at the time he buys it (we buy it together), and if it’s for leisure or a want, I’d want to buy something to so we enjoy it together, and if it’s leisure then I’d hope we’d be there TOGETHER lolLending is foreign to me. It’s an entire trip together/ outing/ date.
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If I just met him I’d make a decision on how much is asked for, what’s his situation, why did he ask me and not someone else, and how disciplined caring of a person he is. My guy now- and I’d just ask out of curiosity. I’m also lucky I have a guy who refuses to accept any money from me lol
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+1 yI don't ever lend money unless it's less than $10. If it is beyond that, it's a gift and not a loan. Cause if you loan and they can't afford to pay you back, you lose your friend or relationship.
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1.6K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Judging my last relationship i'd actually say its less likely, not because I don't trust her but because I see us as a true couple. So if she really needs something I can outright afford I'd rather just buy it for her as long as the prices are reasonable of course.
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+1 yIf I'm taking her seriously as long term partner and she asks me for money, I'm going to listen to her reason and probably give her what I can.
As long as she doesn't make me feel like she just threw away my cash, I'm going to be cool with whatever comes next
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+1 yAlways a bad idea. If the person (lover) I was dating asked me for money I would say YES but it's over and you don't have to pay me back but it's over. See what they say.
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Lol they you never loved them. Why would you ever want to expect anything back? It's out of your LOVE and commitment for them that you are doing that. You LOVE them, therefore you do NOT want them to suffer mentally and/or financially! If you could help them, and you loved/cared for them, why would you not? 😞
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@TenderFantasy The question is about when you first meet the person. If we have been together for a year and are committed it might be different.
955 opinions shared on Relationships topic. Depends how long we date and how much trust he gained. However it wouldn't be as much as I would be annoyed if I don't get it back. I'm not a bank but when he forgets his purse and needs a taxi home, I will be generous to lend him money for this taxi.
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+1 yMy husband/partner/boyfriend/fiance, yes I would. I would expect that if I was in need, they'd do the same. If we just met, even then, but maybe it would also depend on the amount. My parents give each other money all the time and they don't see a problem with it because they care about each other and they are a team.
00 ReplyNo, that's what a bank is for. If they don't have the credit for it, then it's not in my best interests to lend to them either. 😤
Anyone who's borrowed money from me in the past never really paid it back. I've learned that the best people to have around you are generally the ones who give freely and don't ask for much in return. If I see them struggling, then I'm likely to just help them because I know they'd do the same for me. They don't have to ask.
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So you wouldn't lend your husband/partner money if they were struggling? Interesting.
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@TenderFantasy Why would my husband need a loan from me? We have shared finances. As for a partner, if they are responsible then they won't need a loan. Massive loans are incredibly easy to get. If they are irresponsible, then they shouldn't risk the money of someone they are supposed to care about...
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@TenderFantasy the question was bout the lover we just met, not about the husband/partner. With the husband or partner, we share money, so it's hard to say about lending. We support each other. But the question is about the stranger.
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@wolfcat87 "Massive loans are incredibly easy to get. " Honestly, I don't agree with that. Banks check your credit score, mode of income (so they'll have an idea of how you'll pay off the loan) as well as collateral (if it's a secured type, not the unsecured type like credit cards vs. a mortgage where your house or car is on the line if you don't pay it).
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@TenderFantasy Like I said, if they have good credit from making good choices they won't need me. I've had good to excellent credit since I was 18. $35k a year with good credit will give a person access to over $200k worth of loans.
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@wolfcat87 oh really? $200k for $35,000 per annum yearly salary and I can already get that much? Well! 🙏🙂
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@TenderFantasy Yup, use it wisely!
1.2K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Wooooo, she's not going to be sitting for a week... and she's still got to pay the cash back! Feel like a bank, by fucking them every which way!
Joking aside, it's never a good idea to "lend" to lovers, family or friends. Just give them it, or deny them it. It usually works out better than lending.
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+1 yMy husband and I have always helped each other out when we need it. We always pay each other back.
I’ve never had to lend him a large amount but if he needed it, I trust him enough to do it. Also I know be would only ask to borrow money if he really needed to. He wouldn’t do it for some bullshit.But no I would not do that for someone I recently met or recently started dating
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+1 yNever lend money you don't intend on never getting back.
I think Confucius said that... lol
10 Reply 1.5K opinions shared on Relationships topic. No, not at all. I much prefer to simply give her whatever she wants without hesitation, regret and most of all, no strings attached whatsoever.
10 Reply983 opinions shared on Relationships topic. i would give it but not lend. if things fell apart the money would just be gone. i've never had to do it with anyone but i would if it were needed
00 ReplyDepends how far we’re in the relationship, my money is his money, as long it’s healthy spending, and for a good cause !
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+1 yIf you just met a man you shouldn't love them so now you don't trust them, you're learning Truth for the trust.
00 ReplyMe and my ex use to do it all the time lendceach other money then give it. Back just for things we needed
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yShe probably wouldn't be my lover if I'd just met her.
But hypothetically... I'd lend them up to the amount I'd have willingly paid a hooker for the same sex. Then if she ghosts with the money, I've lost nothing except a whore.
00 ReplyIf it’s my husband yes and it depends on the amount of money. If it’s a friend yes. A boyfriend no. I think it would be a major turn off for me.
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+1 yI have. But ofc we didn't just meet. We've known each other for a long time. I don't think I would lend money to someone I just met.
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+1 yIf we just met, hell no. If we're in a relationship, it will depend on the situation, but generally we'll pay everything 50/50 anyway...
00 Reply1.1K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Lend? no… Give? Yes… lending money only creates problems if they don’t pay it back when they say they will, or in payments instead of all at once like you gave it to them. Giving it to them takes all the problems out of the picture.
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+1 yIf I trusted them enough to start being my lover, then yeah I Would give them some money.. As long as it wasn't regular thing..
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+1 yDepends how serious we are and how much money we're talking about.
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+1 yIf we just met - no way. And he wouldn't be my lover. I don't sleep with strangers
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+1 ycontext matters, but I probably would lend money to my person if she was caught in a pinch, we had established history, and I saw her in my future.
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+1 yNo because money is the only thing women care about they won't pay you back. They'll just keep asking for more
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+1 yNope. I don't lend money to anyone I like. If I give you money, I assume it's a gift.
00 Reply 5.2K opinions shared on Relationships topic. If she needed it and it didn't put me in the red and make me have finical issues then sure.
00 Reply7.2K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Yes, if she did not pay up I could "take it out in trade"
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However I might give her $$$ outright if she really needed it.00 Reply- 3.3K opinions shared on Relationships topic.
+1 yI do not lend money to friends or lovers. I give it to them.
Others, I requires collateral.00 Reply
+1 yHell to the no! Bitch ain't gonna pay it back anyway.
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 ySure--just depends on how much. I'd treat it the same way as I treat a loan to a friend: never lend any money you're not willing to never see again.
00 ReplyI have several damn times tbh.
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+1 yNo. Cause I know her ass has money. She doesn’t need mine.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yI've actually tried lending money to him, but he refuses to take it.
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That's a good man you have there
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+1 yI wouldn’t call a couple lovers if they’ve just met.
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+1 yYou're never supposed to lend money to friends or family.
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You sound jaded from personal experience lol.
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@TenderFantasy no, its a common phrase.
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@chefpapichulo Yeah I've heard this phrase actually before now that I think about it, but whatelse other negative, trust-issues, jaded, bitter quotes or "words of wisdom" are there? Lol. I've loaned money to friends and family before. Some have paid me and some haven't but I don't hold grudges. I love them. I know they'll pay me back if and when they get the chance. Especially my parents. They always have my back!
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@TenderFantasy well i'm glad your personal experiences worked out for you?
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@chefpapichulo Thanks. I can only wish others felt the same lol.
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@TenderFantasy i'm curious, have you ever heard of survivor bias?
Anonymous(30-35)+1 yHe could be disrespecting you 🤪
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+1 ySince I know that men steal, I decide not from now on
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+1 yI just sent money to my boyfriend today lol
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How much? 😂
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£30 .
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For 30 he ask you? Ma'am you you should have rich boyfriend not a broke
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He isn't broke, lol. He just brought a new phone and has had a week off work. His paycheck got messed up
+1 yI give them more than that. 🤔😉😂
00 ReplyDepends on time
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+1 yJUST MET? fuck nah.
10 Reply If I had a lover, yes
00 Reply4.1K opinions shared on Relationships topic. No. My lover if I had one would not ask.
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+1 yFor the sake of her beauty yesss lol
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+1 yYes. I don't have a problem with that.
00 Reply 1.3K opinions shared on Relationships topic. if he needs, yes
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yhell no
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+1 yNope
00 Reply 478 opinions shared on Relationships topic. Most likely no
00 ReplySure, why not
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