If you're married or seeking a Tall handsome rich man

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where are all those gorgeous women in DC? Or are you posting from other cities?

“Gorgeous” and “attractive” are not the same thing. You sound jealous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where are all those gorgeous women in DC? Or are you posting from other cities?

A lot of these people are delusional but you know what, finding yourself and your husband attractive is the good kind of delusional.

I’ve posted this before but if I see good looking people in D.C. it’s actually an event. I will call my best friend and sometimes my mom and debrief them, and we’ll try to analyze how these people got misplaced enough to cross my path at county rec soccer or whatever and what about them was attractive. If I see a handsome man I definitely let my husband know so that he knows there’s competition out there. Unfortunately it’s been several years.

[Anonymous]

Brilliant, incredible problem-solving skills, wicked sense of humor, intense sexuality/constant drive, excellent cooking skills, handy around the house and great at managing business, "low maintenance" (i.e. not interested in a bunch of gender-role nonsense about "how it should be"), my own money, and the ability to take care of my damned self.

I don't need a man. He needs me.

You forgot to include incredibly conceited.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Married to him. I’m pretty, thin, nice figure with two masters. I birthed him three amazing children. Been together 20+ years.

You birthed him three children? For the sake of other women and your possible daughter, don’t speak of your self and your body as his birthing machine/incubator. If that is what you think of yourself that is sad, but you shouldn’t talk about yourself like that. If you don’t think about yourself that way, it is how you are coming across with your word choice.

[Anonymous]

I'm married to one. I check all the boxes looks-wise: 5'5" 100lbs, 32d, long dark blonde hair with highlights. I am a yoga instructor and Ayurvedic teacher occasionally. We have 3 kids, all were born in Europe. I love to travel and do interior design too. Also adore gardening, hosting parties, into sustainable luxury fashion and looking attractive, cooking with organic fresh foods (we don't really eat meat), and shopping at local farmer's markets.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Brilliant, incredible problem-solving skills, wicked sense of humor, intense sexuality/constant drive, excellent cooking skills, handy around the house and great at managing business, "low maintenance" (i.e. not interested in a bunch of gender-role nonsense about "how it should be"), my own money, and the ability to take care of my damned self.

I don't need a man. He needs me.

You forgot to include incredibly conceited.

Thread asks woman to describe her best attributes/worth (which is some dumb sh*t in the first place, but okay). Idiot on thread negs woman for having self-esteem/confidence in her attributes.

Haterade must've been on sale this week

[Anonymous]

I have a terminal degree and a great job. I can cook like a chef. I'm light up a room and am hilarious yet humble. Now that I'm listing it out, I wonder if DH is bringing enough to the table...

[Anonymous]

I need to know what people count as tall. I bet half these posters are married to fake news tall men.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are all those gorgeous women in DC? Or are you posting from other cities?

A lot of these people are delusional but you know what, finding yourself and your husband attractive is the good kind of delusional.

I’ve posted this before but if I see good looking people in D.C. it’s actually an event. I will call my best friend and sometimes my mom and debrief them, and we’ll try to analyze how these people got misplaced enough to cross my path at county rec soccer or whatever and what about them was attractive. If I see a handsome man I definitely let my husband know so that he knows there’s competition out there. Unfortunately it’s been several years.

Right there with you!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are all those gorgeous women in DC? Or are you posting from other cities?

“Gorgeous” and “attractive” are not the same thing. You sound jealous.

I never said I was gorgeous. I am pretty and thin and went to Harvard.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where are all those gorgeous women in DC? Or are you posting from other cities?

They are delusion, not gorgeous:)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are all those gorgeous women in DC? Or are you posting from other cities?

“Gorgeous” and “attractive” are not the same thing. You sound jealous.

I never said I was gorgeous. I am pretty and thin and went to Harvard.

You’re probably not as attractive as you think you are. I went to an Ivy, too, and most of the men and women that go to these elite institutions are very unattractive, though thin. It’s all the coke, lol.

[Anonymous]

All women seeking tall, rich, handsome men are shallow.

Signed, a tall, rich, handsome man.

[Anonymous]

I don’t actually understand these kinds of posts. Marriage shouldn’t be so transactional if you actually want to be happy long-term. Circumstances and people change and the commitment to each other has to be more than “what do you bring to the table” to weather those changes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm married to one. I check all the boxes looks-wise: 5'5" 100lbs, 32d, long dark blonde hair with highlights. I am a yoga instructor and Ayurvedic teacher occasionally. We have 3 kids, all were born in Europe. I love to travel and do interior design too. Also adore gardening, hosting parties, into sustainable luxury fashion and looking attractive, cooking with organic fresh foods (we don't really eat meat), and shopping at local farmer's markets.

You can pick out a couch and cook food and you think you're a catch?