How important is money/income when you're looking for a partner? Does him/her being poor factor a lot into them being kinda pointless to trying to get to know closer since they probably have other problems in life too? Does a decent income with a stable job and good savings make him/her more attractive to you, since that usually points to being not a complete fuckup?
Please answer whether you're male or female and if you're talking about normies or "online people". I'm curious about the differences.
i would rather have a poor girl to become a stay at home wife, because i am a lazy piece of shit and i hate doing chores. i make decent money anyway
Jacob Ross
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Aaron Ward
i'm not bothered about a girls income in the slightest, infact, if she grew up with more money then she is more likely to be a bitch and probably only want me for my money. If you look at the divorce rates in countries where people don't have as much money, its lower and theres a larger sense of family.
Luis Moore
Buy a horse from a rich family, and take a wife from a poor family. t. Old estonian grandmas
Robert Ortiz
Male here. Wouldn't even consider dating a poor person. Mostly just because I'd want to be able to leech off my partner's money like a lazy fuck. Ideally they'd be rich to the level where neither of us would really need to work. Sadly, it seems like it's easier and more accepted for women to "marry up" like this than men.
Mason Evans
How do I get neetbux in the US? How much can I expect to make? Can I go back to work at any time? Original comment
Landon Adams
can't believe robot wouldn't let you post that. cut you're dick off and we have a deal, mate
Sebastian Green
I refuse to become a housewife, so it's not imperative to me that he earns more than I do. I care more about whether or not he's doing something that genuinely interests him.
James Butler
OP here. Ideally I'd want both of us to have an income and we can pool it together to have great vacations every year, be able to afford a lot of nice stuff and just be financially secure. I imagine doing chores together is better than doing them alone, so it could be split one person doing X and the other Y. And on weekends we'd both have time for eachother.
>Sadly, it seems like it's easier and more accepted for women to "marry up" like this than men. Financially that's just how it is thanks to men earning more on average in most countries. Like, as long as there is a wage gap this will be the case on average.
