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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>There is also a dynamic worth noticing when one person consistently pays for another. This may be entirely warm and voluntary. It can also, over time, create an imbalance of obligation, where the person receiving feels less able to decline plans, set boundaries, or leave when they wish. Awareness of this pattern is more useful than any rule about who should pay.<br />
| Safety=Financial arrangements between people who do not yet know each other well deserve a degree of caution. Repeated requests for money, escalating appeals framed as emergencies, or pressure to cover costs that were not agreed in advance are patterns that merit attention rather than quick accommodation. Generosity is a choice, and a person who reacts poorly to a declined request is communicating something useful.</div>FuzzyBot