If you’re a guy who pays for the date, meal prep can be worth it

I meal prep 5-7 meals a week and it’s worth it. I go out on dates about 2-3 times a month and I’m always the guy to pay. Those dates can range from $50 to $200. Having a healthy meal can take that $200 date to $20. It’s also awesome to have a meal ready and packed, all you have to do is grab the cup and go.<br><br>I don’t want to call women gold diggers but the fact is women look for the guy to pay. You want to go out to dinner? You’re paying for dinner. You want to go to a show? You’re paying for the ticket. <br><br>Now if you cook a meal and packed it in a cup, they won’t care too much. Like I don’t care that they’re in their underwear with hair down in my house, but I don’t look at them like they’re taking advantage. But that’s also the double standard social media has normalized. A woman can show her ass but if a man does that it’s weird. <br><br>I don’t really care about the money, but I don’t want to be taken advantage of. So with meal prep, I’m saving about $100-200 a month. You can use that $200 to go out to a date that you’ll actually enjoy with someone you like, not just go out to dinner with a tinder date you’ll never see again.<br><br>If you don’t like meal prep you can also learn how to cook and make a week worth of meals. It might be the same as meal prep but it’s worth it. You can go to the grocery store and buy everything you want to eat, you can cook it all and store it. Then you can grab a cup and go. It’s worth it. When you pay for your date, you also have to cook for the date. When you pay for your date you’re also the taxi for the date. <br><br>I don’t want to go on a date with someone who only want the money. Like I don’t want to go on a date with someone who want the house I live in or the car I drive. I want the date to like the person I am. I don’t want them to like me for my wallet or my job title. I want them to like me for me, not my money. <br><br>Sorry for the rant but the double standard is frustrating.