Woman here earning seven figures for the first time -- plan to date only men who earn more

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’ve worked with very wealthy men (worth millions-billions) and they absolutely want someone like OP. They aren’t stupid. They know a 20-something is going to lounge around the house doing nothing and spend all their money. They know young women looking for an ATM machine will divorce them in a few years because “you’re always working!” and take half. They know those women will bail the moment they say no to their spending. All of them married women who were plain but hard workers who earned their own money and were financially savvy. Many of them married women who helped build their businesses, rather than women who just want to be SAHMs.

I don’t believe that after watching numerous episodes of millionaire matchmaker in my youth 😂

PP. I actually work in media, which is how I know these men.

Reality shows like millionaire matchmaker are 100% faked. Of course they’re going to put in beautiful people and manufacture drama because that’s what people watch.

And I actually did know a real Hollywood matchmaker. The guys who have moderate wealth typically want the playboy models to date and have fun with, before they find someone sensible to settle down with. But the ultra wealthy look for someone with their own money.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Guy here who earns seven figures, the red flag would be that you care that much that you make over seven figures and you thinking that I care that you make over seven figures.

Plus the saggy boobs and menopausal craziness.

[Anonymous]

Instead of arguing with randos on the internet, OP should just do a search for herself. A query on Google AI turns up the following:

Premier Millionaire & Luxury Dating Sites

MillionaireMatch: Established in 2001, it is often cited as the "gold standard" for wealthy dating. It features a "Certified Millionaire" badge for those who pass income verification, such as providing tax returns or bank statements.
Luxy: Marketed as "Tinder for Millionaires," Luxy requires members to earn at least $200,000 annually or be vouched for by existing members. It focuses on luxury lifestyles and verified high-earning professionals.
Raya: A highly exclusive, membership-based app known for its celebrity, influencer, and creative professional user base. Acceptance is based on a strict vetting process and referral system.
LuxuryDating.site: A top-tier newcomer in 2026 that uses human matchmaking and a "triple-verification" system (ID, income, and video). It is designed for multi-millionaires and high-profile individuals.
Professional & Elite Platforms
The League: Geared toward "high-value" candidates, it uses LinkedIn and professional vetting to ensure a base of doctors, lawyers, and tech founders. It is known for its selective admissions and waitlists.
EliteSingles: Primarily for educated professionals, with approximately 85% of members holding an above-average education. It focuses on compatibility and long-term relationships rather than just financial status.
Inner Circle: A curated community for career-driven singles that screens for ambition and intellectual compatibility.
Niche Wealthy Dating
SeniorMatch: Specializes in connecting established, wealthy singles over the age of 50.
DateWealthy.com: Uses AI to match users based on luxury lifestyle indicators like private jet travel or high-end real estate ownership.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Guy here who earns seven figures, the red flag would be that you care that much that you make over seven figures and you thinking that I care that you make over seven figures.

Plus the saggy boobs and menopausal craziness.

If I was to post naked photos of athletic late 40s and late 30s women here you would be put in shame trying to identify age. Maybe just attractive women overall are not paying attention to you