Lazy |
So a woman with a law degree marrying someone she meets in her class at Georgetown is marrying for money? Really? |
Lucky bastard. |
The operative word is "most"........ Obviously there are exceptions. |
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I married for love. I don't think I could have had sex with a man if I was not in love with him. I wonder how women can do that?
We were quite poor for quite some time, but we were very happy. We have done alright as far as prestige and money is concerned - but it was not there when we married. |
I feel sorry for your wife. |
Because these women are just high priced prostitutes. Nothing more. |
I think some people are just not very sensitive or romantic. I can't imagine marrying a woman to whom I did not feel emotionally close to, or couldn't be open and vulnerable with. My life would feel so pointless and incomplete. But some people are satisfied with designer handbags and nice cars, or a young blonde with nice tits, etc. They don't need to feel that close to another human being, perhaps because they just don't have the emotional capacity for it. It makes me wonder about how "conscious" some people actually are. |
Most women in this position will not marry a man who is below her socioeconomic status. So, to a point, yes. |
He basically described the MO of 2/3s of DCUM women. |
Only if you have serious money. |
+1 Exactly - and most women don't bat an eye when it is a woman who wants to be a trophy wife and just stay at home. |
"Trophy husband" here, responding. I do provide part-time Daddy Daycare, bring in a little money on the side, care for the house, and cook gourmet meals for my wife every day, so I'd like to think I'm not as much of a dead-weight financial burden as some of the trophy wives I meet in the DMV. My wife married for love, and now neither of us could imagine being happier with anyone but each other. OP, there has to be some shared values and some common interests, if you want your marriage 'for money' to last. Make sure the guy loves you for more than your looks; that's what worked for me, as a guy who married up. |
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I married for love, but took earnings potential into consideration in deciding who I would get to know. Completely in love with my husband, and we're pretty darn comfortable, so it all worked out well.
I didn't go into it looking to be a lady of leisure, though, I was willing to work just as hard as I expected a future spouse to. |
So you married for love and money? If it had been the same guy with limited earning potential you would likely not have married him? |