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Life about more than your job. Besides, work ages you. You look older sooner, due to stress.
OP, go with the fun person! |
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Yeah, well, marriage is a market. And clearly you only have a certain amount of "buying power."
My advice is this: bear in mind that looks fade. |
It can go either way though... if a woman isn't attractive in her 20s-30s things typically go downhill pretty quickly making the situation even worse whereas many attractive women try to maintain their looks |
OP, I hear there are many attractive Nannies out here. đź’„ |
that's the only dimensions you look at in your self or others: career and looks. good luck with that dude. |
Short and bald? |
| You sound lazy. Either way you need to make more money so get off your a** |
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Short men need to seal the deal in college when being short might be endearing to some cute women, or make $$$$.
OP at 33, you have really missed the window. I advise actually trying to date divorced women with kids. |
I was fat in my 20s and most of my 30s. Slim and attractive in my late 30s and early 40s |
You're ridiculous |
| No woman for you! Next! |
| What’s love got to do with it? |
| Why do you think you deserve a woman who is both attractive and wealthy and successful? What do you offer her in return? |
NP. Nah, she's pretty spot on. |
Is this really hard for you to figure out? Either: broke women see you as someone who has something they want (financial stability), and therefore overlook your self-assessed lack of attractiveness. Or, the women who are actually interested in you are slotted into some “cute” or “broke” category and you’re the type of guy who isn’t satisfied with what’s in front of him, and assume that if someone likes you, you can do better. A lot of men, especially as they age, assume they can punch above their weight. It usually doesn’t end well. Women are more than their looks or their job. As are you. I’d start there. |