What does ab system mean?

AB system is a way of life, which means that two people are financially responsible for certain expenses, such as meals, accommodation, travel, etc.

In the AB system, A and B represent two people, usually boyfriend and girlfriend, husband and wife, or roommates. The economic sharing between A and B is determined based on the negotiation between the two parties. It can be shared equally or based on the proportion of income. The advantage of the AB system is that it can reduce the financial burden of one party and at the same time avoid conflicts and disputes arising from economic reasons.

The implementation of the AB system requires mutual consultation and understanding by both parties, and one party cannot force the other party to accept it. If one party is unwilling or unable to bear certain expenses, the other party should respect that and find other solutions. In addition, the AB system is not applicable in all situations. For example, in a family, parents should bear more financial responsibilities, while children should reduce the family's financial burden as much as possible.

The origin of the AB system

Most of the people who adopt the AB system are the new generation of people born in the 1980s and 1990s. They are forward-thinking and know how to enjoy life. Naturally, they have many more gatherings than people in the 1960s and 1970s. However, frequent gatherings made them feel strapped for money. In order to prevent themselves from becoming "negative" due to gatherings, the AA system became popular among them.

However, whenever women are present at a party, men are embarrassed to include them in the bill-sharing equation. However, the women who were "cared for" felt that they were not on an equal footing with men in the party.

As a result, the AB consumption model came into being. This consumption method not only maintains the "vanity" of men who care about face, but also does not make women feel that they are in a subordinate position in the party.