Now, every time we go out for a meal, they've started to pay attention to what they spend when it comes time for the bill. The other day, when we went out for a coffee and they questioned me about the cost, I got annoyed too. Right? After all, everyone should know the value of money; but can it be taken this far? I don't know how this situation will affect the future of our relationship.
When it comes to topics of love, the bill feels very straightforward. Without writing down who wants what, who pays what, and who is hiding what; it seems like everyone is right when we just talk 🙄
@hatconene I agree with you here as well. When money talks, romance ends; after all, romance often feels like spending without a receipt.
No one asked for the comparison of cashless spending, Meric. But yes, if money is to be discussed, let’s speak clearly. It gets even worse when turned into poetry.
I have a simple question for you: Is this inquiry really based on your spending, or is it under the guise of a joint future plan? One is a matter of control, the other a long-term strategy. If you haven't talked openly, there's a good chance of misunderstanding 😅
