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3y
Each couple should do what works for them! Some examples: My friend's spouse makes more than her so they split things 60/40. Growing up another friend's mom worked and her father was a stay-at-home dad and took care of cleaning, childcare, etc. As long as both people are happy with the set up, do whatever the heck you want!
3y
It should be 100/100 between the man and woman. If one part isn't contributing to the household financially then they should be taking care of the household/family. It's 2023 you can't be 50/50 with someone like Oprah Winfrey or Mariah Carey. So play into your strengths instead of trying to make things "equal".
3y
That's one of the problems with today's society. What is this preoccupation with rules? Every relationship is unique. Every person is unique. For me to say it should be one way is extremely narrow-minded, insensitive and quite silly, to be honest. In any partnership it is a give and take situation. It is entirely up to them who contributes what. What about of there is no man and woman? What if it's man and man? Then what? Or woman and woman? Or they and them? We should really concentrate on opening our minds and closing purposes mouths. Sorry, not sorry.
3y
Based on their mutual agreement/discussion. No assumption. DATING 1. Take turns. One pays for food and the other drinks. One place and the next on the date. One date and the next. Big events vs regular little events... 2. Go halves or a preferred ratio 3. Each pays for their own 4. Proactive randomness. Each offers to pay for any bill they feel joys to pay for and negotiates the rest/leave it for randomness/a mutually agreed ratio. 5. A shared account for dating OFFICIAL RELATIONSHIP, COHABITATION 1. One pays for some and the other the rest to their choice 2. Go halves or any preferred ratio 3. A shared account to pay it all My view, the equity & collaboration, not equality (keeping scores) works in relationships. (edited)

3y
It is never 50/50. Men are always expected to do more. It sounds nice but women in western society are coddled and society expects men to do more. If a woman quits her job gets fired the man is expected to be traditional and support the wife and kids. If the man quits his job or is fired women and society see men as lazy, loosers and bums. Facts! (edited)
3y
50/50 in the starting but if the man is serious about the relationship. He wouldn't let her pay for anything. Period.
3y
Men should pay for everything
3y
EVERYTHING SHOULD BE FREEEEE!!!!!

3y
It should be 50/50 each person but it’s more likely to be 50/50 of each persons pay so the bills may end up being payed for more so by whom ever makes more ie 70/30 60/40 or whatever their pay is able to cover if they make less they pay less this way both ppl are give an equal amount of what they earn
3y
If you are married... perhaps could be proportionate to income... e.g. could probably be weird if one earned twice as much than the other and expects bills to be 50-50? But shared bills where possible would be best... even if not 50-50 or directly proportionate to income... both should contribute if able to
3y
I believe it should be whatever the couple decides on 🤷♀️
3y
It should 50/50 :>
3y
At the point the relationship is getting serious, I’ll have that discussion. She’ll have to know, if I’m paying everything, she will have to pull her weight at home.. there isn’t any letting the dishes pile up, dirty laundry, me making my own dinner, etc. If she’d like to stay working, then we’ll split bills. I don’t have a strong desire for one over the other, but I’m not okay with her changing her mind after years, so whatever we agree to in the beginning, is how I expect it to go.
3y
There's no such thing as 100% or 50/50 in anything in a relationship ! Sometimes I'm be 30% the other one will have to be 70%, sometimes the other 5% and I'll have to be 95% it all depends on how much you are ABLE to give, spend and be
3y
I think it depends on the income of both people
3y
I believe that percent of contribution should depend on income
3y
I think it depends on the agreed upon "rules" of the relationship. To many variables to just say yes or no
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