How important is a woman's income to a guy when she's dating?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I mean, you'll find men who are into all sorts of things, but 99% of the men I know care only how pretty women are.

Lose some weight, put on lipstick and eyeliner and make your hair look cared for in some way, and you'll do better in the dating market than someone earning 6 figures who doesn't.

Really, are you serious?

So, highly educated men like surgeons, professors, attorneys, etc, would rather date pretty women than highly educated women with a 6 figure salary?

Is this really news to you? Do you think Jeff Bezos is dating Lauren Sanchez because she's a great conversationalist who plays the cello?

LOOOOOOOOOOOOL

Ugh she's not hot. His ex wife is hotter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is it a deal breaker for guys (DC/VA/MD) guys if a woman isn't making 6 figures? If so, where are the guys that it doesn't matter to located in the US?

Nope, here’s mens’ “checklist” for a woman that they might date:

1. Is she hot?
2. Is she available?

I laugh every time a woman on here says “I make half a million as VP of whatever, I have a vacation home, I drive a luxury car, etc, etc, etc”. While some may find that admirable, no highly desirous man even cares. See item 1 on the checklist.

[Anonymous]

Only divorced men care how much a woman makes.

[Anonymous]

I’d like her to make enough so that I’m not concerned about being seen as a meal ticket.

[Anonymous]

Men care. A woman needs to be presentable and he needs to feel proud of her
She needs the right kind of family. A fairly well off background.
If she has that and is independently wealthy, then all is good.

The only problem is that he is being compared to the rest of his family and most likely cannot complete with daddy

A less well off lady who has the smarts and obvious potential future income.

Unless a man is looking for a weekend affair, those are the requirements.

So if your low class shows off with bad behavior, it is not ok.
If you grew up wealthy and have the smarts but decided to become a school teacher, then ok.