By LUPER 
The idea that “a man should never allow his woman to pay his bills” reflects a traditional perspective on gender roles, where the man is often expected to be the primary financial provider in a relationship. This belief is rooted in societal expectations of masculinity, where a man is viewed as the head of the household and responsible for providing for the family.
From this viewpoint, allowing a woman to pay a man’s bills might be seen as a failure to fulfill one’s role as a provider, potentially diminishing one’s sense of self-worth or emasculating the man.
However, it’s important to recognize that modern relationships are based on mutual support, and financial responsibilities should be shared equally between partners. In healthy relationships, financial roles are negotiable and based on the circumstances, values, and agreements of both individuals, rather than rigidly following traditional norms.
