I'm engaged to a very wealthy man. Old money, successful attorney.
But I have no advice. I broke all the rules and got lucky.
I'm having issues w/ this game. I'm finding it hard to get rid of men that I meet who does not fit the wealthy category. They tend to stick around. Its annoying.
Mr number is a wonderful app...
No different that the average strength of marriages in other income brackets. In fact, lower SES is positively correlated with divorce. Now whether that's a matter of correlation or causation is a matter of debate, nonetheless the fact stands on it's own.
TwoSnapsUp LovelyLouboutin I've mentioned Elizabeth Keene before in the Hollywood Glamour thread, but she's a good blogger to follow. She does casual chic/everyday really well, but also knows how to work more classically feminine looks.
ohhhhhkayyyyyyy^^ okay so there's 1
I need a good purse men hate my favorite purse. It is a saddle colored leather dr bag. it has an ink stain but it isn't noticeable, I have had a few men comment on that bag. that prada bag ^^^looks neutral enough to be my daily workhorse but I don't like the rose tint I wish it was brown.
My style inspiration. When I was a young girl...THIS...is the style I wanted to have an "older" accomplished woman.
What the hell have I been doing these last 10 years. *sigh*
*motivated*
Thank you curlycoquette
Want to get rid of a man, hurt his pride
What is that? What does it do?
So true
Btw don't know why people asking daft question like how many are married to rich men when y'all know VERY well if some women replied yes, y'all would then ask for yearly salaries/net worth then make idiotic comment on how 3 people can't live on a million a month
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I think the women here are smart enough to know that we are discussing stage one, so I'm not understanding the utility in rehashing the personality and character stuff, which, as I said, is a given and certainly not something exclusive to screening "rich" men.
I feel like we can move on.
I completely agree curlyco. From here on out I will keep my comments to a minimum because I don't want to upset the wonderful flow of this thread. I love this thread and it has helped me and given me hope to not only make better choices but improve on some area's in my life that I have been wanting to improve. It's truly inspiring in many ways.
Having said that, you are right. Many of the women on this site are very intelligent and understand that character, personality and being a good person is a major factor however, first we need to understand in baby steps. How to attract the type of men we want. Then the rest comes into play. Hopefully another thread on how to keep him. I have struggled to find the type of man I want, because I didn't have the tools + shyness. My mother nor the women in my family even taught me how to put on makeup or taught me how to dress feminine.
My niece is helping with that and she is 14 years younger than I am and wants a rich man herself and has dated them and gets pursued by them. Family members are already making negative comments about her openly expressing that. When I was her age, my father encouraged it, he was always introducing me to men who had money. Trying to pass me off. But people in my family discouraged it.
My brother who is wealthy even says I need a rich man. I recently blew off a visitation to see him and now I am kicking myself because he was going to a party his friends were throwing during the time I was suppose to visit him. His friends have money.
I think still there is a subconscious shame and embarrassment from some posters with women who want rich men. This makes them want to remind us that wanting a rich man shouldn't be the only priority.
The title of this thread to some may come off a bit objectifying of rich men, because it's not a subtle nor elegant title. But I choose to see it as blunt and to the point.
We are sisters and we should encourage the best from and for each other.
Okay, I have said to much already. Putting soap box back under the bed.
To the bold chile please I know few bonequisha's with bballers and not to mention the Malaysia's too. Where you been hiding?With all the threads on how to change ourselves (be more feminine, lose weight, wear makeup, dress this way and that way), in order to get a man period, how dare we want to make all out efforts worthwhile with a successful rich man.
I'm not going to work hard to snag Tyrone from 'round the way, just like the basketball player isn't going to waste time with bonequisha from 'round the way.
^^^^^girl ain't nothing wrong with wanting and seeking a rich man. Everyone has different wants and needs. Hopefully by meeting such men you will be able capitalize long term. Get some of those dollaz to finance your future, a real business, a home/income property/mansion, expensive car, education, plastic surgery, diamonds etc. Hell anything that you can make a real profit from after he is long gone. Good luck ya'll!!!