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Background:  Traditionally, men are perceived as the initiators of dating activities, with women as submissive followers. In this view, paying for a date is the responsibility of the man.    Methods:  This study examined how much money Korean heterosexual college men have paid for dates during the past decade.    Results:  Many women have become initiators of the dating process as society has become more egalitarian, but many studies have reported that men still pay for the first few dates.    Conclusion:  Men have paid about 72% of all the expenses for a date in 1999 but the ratio dropped to about 63% in 2014.

Male Partners’ Portion of Date Among Heterosexual College Students: Changes from 1999 to 2014 in Korea