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What a timely piece! I was just having this discussion with a male friend who commented that my unwillingness to date someone who is uh…not quite stable in the finances department. I say yes, yes and yes- I would rather date (with the prospect of working towards a relationship) with a man who’s got it together.
I hate hearing the word gold digger, but you’re right, there are certainly women out there, AND men who will seek out only those with dollars and lots of them.
On my level or above. Will I date the wonderfully friendly barber, the skilled mechanic or the organized customer service dude? Maybe. Long-term plans? That depends. Is this guy working the menial jobs and making meager figures but with a plan or currently pursuing an education? As long as I can see his mission, its possible!
Kelly March 10, 2011 at 10:47 am
I’m with you. Mission is key. For some reason, it’s more attractive. I’m not into just kind of hanging out and watching life. I’m not sure if that’s a good or bad thing.
I used to live in Austin, which my friend called “The Velvet Coffin” because you wake up one morning, you’re 50, and you think…what have I done with my life besides hang out? It’s just that kind of town. Anyway, I don’t think we’re gold-diggers for wanting more, but I do think I didn’t give some guys a real chance because of it.
D. Brent Ruyter March 10, 2011 at 4:01 pm
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https://meet-girlfriends.jouwvindplaats.nl/
https://meet-girlfriends.sieraad4you.nl/
https://meet-girlfriends.jouwnav.nl/
https://meet-girlfriends.mijnstartonline.nl/
https://meet-girlfriends.cloudtools.nl/
https://meet-girlfriends.gratislinken.nl/
What a timely piece! I was just having this discussion with a male friend who commented that my unwillingness to date someone who is uh…not quite stable in the finances department. I say yes, yes and yes- I would rather date (with the prospect of working towards a relationship) with a man who’s got it together.
I hate hearing the word gold digger, but you’re right, there are certainly women out there, AND men who will seek out only those with dollars and lots of them.
On my level or above. Will I date the wonderfully friendly barber, the skilled mechanic or the organized customer service dude? Maybe. Long-term plans? That depends. Is this guy working the menial jobs and making meager figures but with a plan or currently pursuing an education? As long as I can see his mission, its possible!
Kelly March 10, 2011 at 10:47 am
I’m with you. Mission is key. For some reason, it’s more attractive. I’m not into just kind of hanging out and watching life. I’m not sure if that’s a good or bad thing.
I used to live in Austin, which my friend called “The Velvet Coffin” because you wake up one morning, you’re 50, and you think…what have I done with my life besides hang out? It’s just that kind of town. Anyway, I don’t think we’re gold-diggers for wanting more, but I do think I didn’t give some guys a real chance because of it.
D. Brent Ruyter March 10, 2011 at 4:01 pm