ByLilKos97
Hallo.
Was haltet ihr davon?
Meine Meinung:
Definitiv, Ja! Gerade, wenn nur mit der Pille verhütet wird, sollte sich das Paar die Kosten für die Pille teilen.
Und Männer: Seid euren Freundinnen dankbar, dass sie die Pille nehmt. Es ist nicht nur eine Tablette, die sie sich jeden Tag reindrückt. Es macht soo viel mit ihr und ihrem Körper. Das müsst ihr euch vor Augen halten.
Danke.
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Loading...betreutes wohnen taschengeld und essensgeld höhe? bin bald im betreuten wohnen und habe mich fürs fachabi beworben, über das jugendamt kam ich rein bin 20. Ich soll selber einkaufen meinten sie und selbständigkeit lernen.
Wenn ihr andere Schreibweisen bevorzugen würdet, könnt ihr das gerne dazuschreiben, beispielsweise wenn ihr anstatt Sissy Sissi oder Sisi oder Ähnliches besser fändet.
Hallo, ich dank euch schon mal im Voraus für Antworten und bitte auch um einen respektvollen Umgang in den Kommentaren. Ich würde einfach gerne wissen was ihr davon haltet und ob es gerechtfertigt ist, dass ich mich darüber aufrege. Mein Partner hat nach einem Abend kein gutes Verhältnis mehr zu meiner Familie, in dem er…
Was passiert wenn ich auf meinem Girokonto bei der Sparkasse bis Anfang nächsten Monat, wo ich neues Geld bekomme ca 45€ überziehe? Wird mein Konto gesperrt?
Hello, I (w/30) always pay such things (as well as certain hygiene agents) and personally see no reason to appeal to a man. – Best regards, Imke =)
This depends a little on the situation when both partners have agreed on the pill, then it should be done together. But if the woman says she wants to take the pill, I don’t see it.
And quite provocative question: What about condoms? Shouldn’t the woman take part?
This would probably even be more favourable and would possibly not mess with the hormone balance. (That’s a bit overshot written!)
Or it is balanced with pill and condom, that’s all right.
Many want not only to prevent condoms (even then share costs), just like me. I think it’s safer with pill. I can also decide when to get the rule
It’s difficult to answer. My friend and I have agreed to it together, but as we live together, I spent the few euros every 3 months, is not much now, and in some way it was compensated for other costs. We haven’t looked behind every euro and we don’t have to split everything fifty-five.
Otherwise, I think it should be cleared out each pair. Perhaps only the partner will take care of it, because he (more) earns money, or the partner as she earns money, or sometimes so etc.
Both partners should clarify how they think it is right. There is no universally correct yes or no for all couples.
Personally, I never demanded that my wife be involved in the condoms, or that the whole thing counts exactly. In the end, however, we share the cost of living. It also includes prevention.
No, this is your responsibility and your body. All my exes took the pill and I would laugh if they wanted money.
May I ask you to have children?
If so, the pill is not needed.
If no, your statement is relatively selfish. As a woman, I can say I’m taking the pill just against contraception. My partner and I want S*x, but not children. So we also need to see together that we don’t get a contraceptive. And then I find it nasty if only the woman has to spend 30€ for the pill and the man does not. (Should he not use condoms and then pay them)
There is no right or wrong or should.
There’s only what’s right for the respective couple and what they want to do.
If a couple can’t agree on this, they should reconsider the whole relationship.
Besides, you see that too easy. She shouldn’t stop taking the pill just because the partnership might have gone into the breaks and only start with the next man. This is really bad for the body.
But who do you finance the “transition time”?
If I decide to take the pill, I take the costs – quite clear. Whether I’m single or forgiven, I’m carrying the costs.
Just if I’m forgiven, I think it’s wonderful when my partner proposes me “hey, let’s not just share it. I am willing to take over the half, after all we only prevent it and I do not want to be children first.” And that just happened to me. I’m happy that my partner thinks so.
Of course he doesn’t have to do that. I took the pill years before the relationship.
Then everything is wonderful.
Everything that happens between two (or more) partners and with which ALL parties agree is also fine. You don’t have to ask how others do it or if others find it good or bad.
Very nice
And I generally replied to AND even to you. Multitasking!
I didn’t ask about me.
I asked the question because I was generally interested;)
Depends. If I were to live at the minimum of existence and depended on him to give part of it, then yes. Otherwise, the few Euros would really be too embarrassing to divide them up accurately every month. Maybe I’ll be invited to dinner or get flowers or…
Apart from that, I personally do not find the pillle at all good, but that was not the starting question.