I do agree with this but I also somewhat agree with the exchange for sex. I wouldn't want money in exchange for sex in my relationship, but something like a massage. I don't get enough massages and I have some serious neck problems that cause me headaches every single day. And in my current relationship, I never, ever reach orgasm. Ever. But he always does, of course. So seeing as sex isn't great for me, also considering that he almost always gets anal (which bothers me sometimes, it's the only way he gets off anymore, so my vag doesn't get much attention at all), I am very rarely in the mood for it. Maybe once a month, maybe less. It's sad, really. If sex was good for me, I would be in the mood more often.
a massage.. i get. thats pretty close to sex. i mean sex is a massage in essence. its rubbing that feels good. but when you start integrating monetary exchanges and things can have monetary value, there's something seriously wrong with that.
a date is cutting it close. ill have sex with you IF you take me here or buy me this... i wouldnt fly right with that at all. thats dangerous teritory.
as stated before, relationships are all give and take, but this is very dangerous territory. i do things for my girl all the time as she does thigns for me. but there shouldnt be a tally sheet or the need for one. it just happens. shes gets me a glass of water earlier in the day, and ill make her lunch later when shes tired.
she does the dishes, and i try and remember to unload the dishwasher. she does my laundry so i got her and put together a hamper thing to separate colours. shit like that.
fuck, even the cosby show had this laid out in black and white. but sex.. man. again, if the situation gets this bad, then something is wrong. you have deeper issues in the relationship. bribing her with actual money is the biggest insult i can think of. it demeans her and demeans your relationship. even if she wants the money, its just not right.
we all have our off days, and weeks even, but this isnt the way to work it. not if you love the other person.