Just ignore. Normal people looking for normal relationships don’t say things like that.
I mean I know what I bring to the table but I’m not taking anyone who asks that seriously lol
Men who ask women that are trash
The people I have met irl who ask this question have been horrible people who think they are better than others.
"I've got a house, a job, and a car. What do you bring besides an interrogation?"
I make really great pies and soups
Lipgloss and extra fat, yw
Only single people say this shit. People in relationships worry about what they are bringing to the table themselves
This
It's a weird question, like if you're interested in someone you should have an idea of what they'd add to your life. I guess it makes more sense if you're meeting from an app or something and don't have that basis?
If you can do it better for less, then that's valuable. I think most of the time when men say it, it's not a genuine question. It's more used to backhanded call you worthless. Shithead tactics.
Or maybe if you’re gonna be with someone you should be with them because you care for them and not what they bring to the table, you’re not a corporation
Exactly
Women think they are the table and they dont ever have to contribute anything to relationships and theyre entitled to the world.
If that’s what you believe, live it. The rest of us will live in the real world.
Idc ill just say cake 🎂
Its because based on what women usually bring to the table, we can hire someone to fill those roles. Women are going to have a much harder time hiring one man to be your lover, your maid, your gardener, your baby sitter, your therapist, your friend, your confidant...y'all gunna pay a man to pay your bills?
So…the same thing men can pay for. So it has not point, noted.
Ur an illiterate peice of shit
You’re so emotional, calm down sweetie
I think a lot of it is to test where you cover weaknesses in them or offer a benefit to their lives. I'm getting better with financial responsibility, but still am not the best. Id like a partner who is financially responsible or at least isn't irresponsible, to help me continue to grow. Also, I'm not into party girls, not because there's anything wrong with them, but because I'm more of a homebody/hiker. What you bring to the table needs to add value to their life, not detract from it.
For me, I’m basically just asking what separates you from everyone else wanting to hit.
