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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The only men I've known to care about a woman's money beyond fiscal responsibility were more often than not the type of men you wouldn't want to date or be married to.[/quote] Funny, as a woman who always has had high earning potential, my observation is that the men who “didn’t care” whether their wives made good money or not were not the type of man my friends or I would have ever wanted to be with. I guess it makes sense that women who have crappy jobs are looking for different things in their husbands and willing to trade off certain desirable things in order to secure a man with a higher income. Fwiw, DH and I are both high earning ($500k+ each). Also side note: men who say they don’t have a strong preference for whether a woman works or not... this is code speak for “I prefer a stay at home wife”. These men have a particular idea of how their lives are going to look, and the role their wife will play. Most men, high income or not, when dating legitimately prefer the idea of a wife who works. It’s not until kids come around that they realize it may work better for wife to stay home. Or alternatively they prefer wife to keep working, but wife doesn’t want to once kids come, and they are supportive of wife’s decision, even if not their preference. But dudes who say they don’t care actually do care- and these are the red flag men. [/quote]
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