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This girl I am dating invites me to an African food eating event with her neighbors. The neighbors are a husband and wife. We are all in our 30s. My girl (we will call her Jessica) has a side job as a dog sitter. There was a large crowd there. I went to the restroom while my girls and our neighbor friend couple stood in line. When I got back I joined the group in the large line. There was a group of 3 guys and 1 girl in the line behind us.

As I was chatting with the neighbor friends (Jessica neighbors because we dont live together) I noticed that my girls was talking to one tall guy in particular out of the group. Next thing you know the guy is holding the dog that she was dog sitting.

So I walked over and said hello to my girl. She didn't introduce me so i said hello to the group of 3 guys and the girl and asked what their names were. I give them all a fist bump. Then my girl walked away and got the dog back. I had noticed her phone was out and she got a phone number from one of the guys in the group.

I thought it was an odd question after my girl got this guy's number. My girl laughed and said the tall guy told her he wanted a picture with the dog for his bumble profile. It apparently was a funny joke. So my girl got this guy's phone number because they couldn't send it over the cloud so she sent him a picture of him with the dog.

When we returned alone to her place, she saw my face and asked if I was okay. "Are you upset because I talked to that guy?" I told her it was weird. She got defensive and said I was being overprotective. Then she started getting angry and wanted us to just sit in bed to process me being upset. I asked her if I could see the guy's number. She said she didn't remember the guy or his name. She had not saved his name in her phone but when she showed me she had not deleted his number and had 5 pics of ONLY HIM with the dog. "It's not a big deal. I walked up to them and asked if I could take a social picture for my dog clients."

We all know men are expected to pay for almost everything, especially when you are dating. When I ask how much a relationship costs, I don't just mean "date night", but paying for all the things you would never buy when you were single, such as a larger apartment, new curtains, eating out, jewelry, not working overtime because your girl doesn't want you to, etc.