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Ok now, I know the general meaning of this, but others, please post what you consider it to mean. The whole table heard what he said. Ok now, I know the general meaning of this, but others, please post what you consider it to mean.

In American English, to table something means to postpone discussion on something. Or someone saying 'If you are going to seek a relationship with someone, make sure you have something to bring to the table'. As far as what I take this platitude to mean: I think it essentially just means the things which you bring to the other person in a relationship that betters their condition. Examples - Hear some example sentences.

Check Yourself: What Are You Really Bringing To The Table In Your Relationships?

Ok so, for years I have heard the term 'bring something to the table'. Or someone saying 'If you are going to seek a relationship with someone, make sure you have something to bring to the table'. Ok now, I know the general meaning of this, but others, please post what you consider it to mean. Oh and please if you can, give examples. Thanx, you guy's are the best! Ok so, for years I have heard the term 'bring something to the table'. Or someone saying 'If you are going to seek a relationship with someone, make sure you have something to bring to the table'. Ok now, I know the general meaning of this, but others, please post what you consider it to mean. Oh and please if you can, give examples. Thanx, you guy's are the best! As far as what I take this platitude to mean: I think it essentially just means the things which you bring to the other person in a relationship that betters their condition. You make their life better than if they were not in a relationship. Examples: Cooking Great sex Intellectual Stimulation Money Laughter etc. There an infinite number of examples, all depending on the other person s in the relationship. As far as what I take this platitude to mean: I think it essentially just means the things which you bring to the other person in a relationship that betters their condition. You make their life better than if they were not in a relationship. You have to make a positive difference in their life, have something to offer other than just your presence. Ok so, for years I have heard the term 'bring something to the table'. Or someone saying 'If you are going to seek a relationship with someone, make sure you have something to bring to the table'. Ok now, I know the general meaning of this, but others, please post what you consider it to mean. Oh and please if you can, give examples. Thanx, you guy's are the best! The answer is different for different people.... Doesn't mean they are perfect, but that they are kind, loving and trustworthy. Job, career, wealth etc. I've dated across the spectrum. In short, someone that is great to have in my life. The answer is different for different people.... Doesn't mean they are perfect, but that they are kind, loving and trustworthy. Job, career, wealth etc. I've dated across the spectrum. In short, someone that is great to have in my life. This list works for a man, too. Foir me as far as the job thing goes, he has to have one, it has to be better than mine not hard and he has to have a car not a Benz - but not a junker. I'm a traditionalist and I think it messes with a guy's head if he can't support the home. Ok so, for years I have heard the term 'bring something to the table'. Or someone saying 'If you are going to seek a relationship with someone, make sure you have something to bring to the table'. Ok now, I know the general meaning of this, but others, please post what you consider it to mean. Oh and please if you can, give examples. Thanx, you guy's are the best! Bread, butter, bottle of wine? Ok so, for years I have heard the term 'bring something to the table'. Or someone saying 'If you are going to seek a relationship with someone, make sure you have something to bring to the table'. Ok now, I know the general meaning of this, but others, please post what you consider it to mean. Oh and please if you can, give examples. Thanx, you guy's are the best! I've met people who use this expression. The way I interpret it, it means that the other person has to match what you have to offer. It could be in terms of looks, education, income, or whatever dimensions matter to you. The problem I have with this expression is that it makes it sound like you're merging two companies where both are expected to have comparable assets. What I've noticed is that people who say this are usually focused on the financial aspect. They figure that if they make a lot of money or have a lot of wealth, they should pair up with someone who can match them or else it's unfair. Personally, I despise this attitude. Obviously, no one wants to be with someone who leeches off of them, but at the same time, it seems unrealistic to expect someone to make the same money as you. Even if you're in the same field, what are the chances that you'll have the same income? And what are the chances that your families are equally wealthy? But by far, the worst thing about this expression is the perspective it implies. Instead of looking at things objectively, it looks at things from the viewpoint of you. If you have that attitude before getting into a relationship, you're going to have a hard time when you're actually in one cause you'll always be expecting your partner to match what you think you offer. Relationships shouldn't feel like a competition between two people.

There an infinite number of examples, all depending on the other person s in the relationship. They gave us table linen as a wedding present. After adding a table, you can edit the sol by double clicking as described above. In short, someone that is great to have in my life. Ok now, I know the general meaning of this, but others, please post what you consider it to mean. If you have that attitude before getting into a relationship, you're going to have a between time when you're actually in one cause you'll always be expecting your partner to match what you think you offer. Edit: Etymonline : table v. Sure you make your own money, pay your bills on time, and have a resume that puts most men to con, but honestly what does that have to do with him. You make their life better than if they were not in a relationship.