Yeah they do. If the man is significantly older, I figure he's too immature to be with someone closer to his age. He's only acceptable to someone young and less worldly. |
The difference is the appreciation of beauty is seen as human nature whereas the worship of material wealth is seen as a less than admirable trait. |
| And if either the man or the woman are complaining about not being able to obtain their rare required supermodel or prince, they do not deserve a pat on the back. You want a prince, figure out how to make it happen. |
If you want it, earn it. |
Sure, and that rich guy should have a prenup that someone who falls in love should have no problem signing, because it's forever, right? |
| What about a women marrying an older guy who has neither family wealth nor a good job, nor any real prospects, and who was previously divorced. Bizarre. |
Exactly. There is none. But of course the woman is the one who is a terrible mean evil person |
See, this would work if women who married younger men weren't routinely vilified too. Either way you slice it, the woman is the awful one |
Yeah, you keep telling yourself that. |
I so agree. I am a young woman who gets hit on by a lot of older men and not only are they gross looking but I always figure they must be seriously intimidated by and rejected by older women if they have to try to get some less knowledgable 20 something to date them. That's the vibe I get, at least |
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Money and property. I thought those were the reasons that marriage was invented in the first place. People were having sex long before the institution was invented they continue today without the holy bonds of matrimony.
Of course, if others see the marriage as a transaction - youth and beauty for wealth - in can be unbecoming. Don't worry about what they think. Enjoy |
Works the other way too. I am dating guy who makes way under what I do. He is wonderful to me and loves me dearly. When or if we get married I would gladly hand over the check book to him. |
+1 I recall a long time ago, pre Trump presidential run, when Billy Bush from some entertainment show asked Melania if she would've married Trump if he didn't have money. Her response: "would he have married me if I weren't beautiful"? Has anyone asking Trump if he would've married Melania if she wasn't beautiful? I'd be interested in the response...no, not really. |
There is a beauty and appreciation of not having to be stressed out all the time about money, too. |
| There's nothing wrong with it. Men want you to think there is because it's something that is harder for them to do (marry up). |