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    Dating in your 30s sucks. So many money related issues.
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    Welcome to /r/Money, a community centered around personal finance, investing, saving, and everything money-related.

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    •     Dating in your 30s sucks. So many money related issues.

    I am taking a break from dating after spending $500 on 10 dates in a 2-3 month time period.

    It feels like everything has become super traditional suddenly. The man has to do almost everything. Prepare, pay, plan, predict, provide, etc.

    One of my biggest regrets in life is not dating at all when I was a teenager, in college, and during my 20s.

    Instead I was hyper frugal trying to retire early and living super lean.

    Now I am in my 30s and it is a huge culture shock.

    What has been your experiences?