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Asking Eric: How can I foot the bill for expensive activities with my friends without raising questions?
Asking Eric: How can I foot the bill for expensive activities with my friends without raising questions?
Asking Eric: How can I foot the bill for expensive activities with my friends without raising questions?

Published on: 06/17/2025

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We’ve always split costs but now I would very much like to not have my friends feel obligated to pay me back. Getty Images

Dear Eric: By choice, I’m a single middle-aged adult with no kids. I’m an only child as well so I don’t have a lot of close family. I’ve managed to create a small but strong circle of friends. Something that brings me great joy is extending hospitality and generosity to the people I care about.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/entertainment/2025/06/asking-eric-how-can-i-foot-the-bill-for-expensive-activities-i-want-to-enjoy-with-my-friends.html

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