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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I met Dh when I was at Harvard.

There are a lot of threads on where to meet high quality men. The best place to meet them is by going to an elite college or grad school when they are still young. By the time they are in their thirties, they are already taken.

We got engaged at 27, married at 29 and had our first kid at age 30. [/quote]

I grew up poor and attended Brown on financial aid in 2006.  When I was young, my uncle taught me how to play guitar and sing, and that really helped me in college.  I dated several women in college and one of them is a trust fund baby with wealthy parents.  She wanted to marry me, but her parents thought I was a loser so they gave me 200k to disappear, which I took.  I dated another woman and her father gave me an internship after my junior year and a job after graduation.  That relationship didn't work out, but I ended up dating another classmate, now my wife, who is also a trust fund baby.  Life has been good for me since.

Attending a T-20 school allows you to be close to people with money.  How you approach it is completely up to you.  Do you have the EQ to take advantage of it?  Sadly, most do not.[/quote]

So the parents who gave you $200k were right. They probably realized you were only dating all these women for money. [/quote]

People who say that money isn't everything already have money.

Nothing wrong with dating people for money.  YMMV.[/quote]

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