Who should pay for dinner with dad?

Personally, I think there are two situations. First, if you don't have a job and don't have your own source of income, it's understandable for dad to pay. After all, you still live on your parents now, and it is neither realistic nor reasonable for you to pay. And in this case, mom and dad usually go out to eat together.

Another situation is that you have already worked, no matter how much your own economic income is, then at this time, if you are reasonable, you should pay for going out to eat with your parents. It is the same reason that your parents support you when you grow up. And generally speaking, when you have a job, dad will have retired or been laid off by this time. There is not a lot of economic income.

And the relationship between father and child is always subtle. Maternal love is like a trickle, but paternal love is deep and restrained. We love our mother and our father, but the majestic father image we have established in our hearts since childhood makes it difficult for us to love you. Father's love lies in action, they can't be expressed in words, and his love is very strong. He wants you to be a strong person. When we are in trouble, he always helps us silently behind our backs.

Mothers always tell their children when they encounter problems, and fathers always carry them alone when they encounter problems. Father is used to Dont Ask For Help, and when the children are not around, he still shoulders the heavy work at home. Therefore, after studying and working, taking my father to dinner, drinking and chatting with him are all ways to communicate with my father, which can also make my taciturn father feel the love of his children. Why not? So, you don't have to worry about the question of who pays. It's natural for you to offer to pay. But if my father has to pay the price, it's okay to listen to him.