If he is then he never wants to spend time with you and he never takes you out to dinner and if he does he makes you pay for a lot of it or all of the pay. Plus he never buys you nice things....
gas aint cheap
It has to mean something to him/you, so base it on what he likes - and look then for something cheap.
who cares if he is cheap.. it still shows they care. besides you never know he could be saving up for something really nice!!! (:
you tell him staight up that he needs to quit bein cheap. you also have to put in an help him if he do things for you
You cannot do a free background check on your boyfriend because of the 'privacy act.' However, if you think heischeating on you the only option is to hire a detective for a couple of weeks to find out more about your boyfriend, but it is not cheap.
you can buy them at the Victoria Market in the city for around $10
most of the time, no. when i fly to see my boyfriend 90% of the time he pays but if not. we pay full normal price
If your boyfriend is willing to look at second hand clothes, GoodWill often has professional attire in good condition for very cheap prices. If he would rather buy new, both TJ Maxx and Marshall's have men's sections with cheap clothing.
There are lots of cheap used cars under the $3000 mark. My boyfriend got a 2006 Hyundai Accent used for $1500 and it runs great. You should check your local dealerships to see what sort of offers are out there.
Tell him! Don't think cheap people don't know they aren't cheap. I have no problem with someone being frugal, but when they are out-and-out cheap and try to get others to pay their way or refuse to go anywhere because they are so cheap I let them know straight up. Sometimes cheap people can suck off of others as far as their friends always paying their way or putting in 100% to an event without the cheapskate putting in as much as a nickle. When in doubt, spit it out!
If you know what your boyfriend likes, then get him something from his favorite store. If you are at a loss, the investigate sports stores or plan a trip camping.
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