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Well, here's the back story... My boyfriend and I met during college this last year. We've been dating for about 7 months. Since it's now summertime, we've both gone back to live with our parents until school resumes. The problem is, we now live about an hour and a half away from each other. We try to make sure we can see each other every week or so, but the gas adds up and gets expensive. We take turns driving down to each others houses so no one has to spend more on gas than the other. For awhile, if I spent money to go see him, he would buy dinner - and if he drove down to see me, I would buy dinner. But lately, even when I drive down, I've been constantly picking up the tab, and I know he is financially sound. Maybe even more so than me. He buys himself new clothes and video games all the time. How do I bring up the fact that I can not always pick up the tab when we go out? The other night he asked, "Who's paying?" while I was at his place, and I found myself just saying I can cover it again. I don't think he's trying to guilt me into paying... but I'm not sure. 

Reddit, what do I do to put our date finance "rules" back into place again? Is he just using me for free dinner?
<bot>: Every time I go visit my out of town boyfriend, I have to pick up the tab - even though we are both financially capable.