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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. i'm SINGLE![/quote]

This attitude isn't going to help you find a rich husband, they can smell it when your goal is to mooch off them.  Plus, most of the women who end up with rich husbands married them before they were rich, it's a hit or miss thing. [/quote]

+1  I have a rich husband but I met him when we were both in college and broke. I was with him the whole time he was working hard (and I was working hard) to make it in his profession and I put up with all the late nights, missed vacations, and working holidays that it took for him to be successful.  Life is pretty great now and we still have a very happy and loving marriage.  I don't think you can get the same thing if you marry a guy after he has done all the work.  [/quote]

So how does one spot a (potential) rich husband ? and not just the average hardworking stable young guy ? It's a skill I did not possess (and still don't) to pass on to my daughter.  I married twice, both times to stable average guys who had the same earning potentials as me.   So we both have to work to lead a comfortable middle class lifestyle in this high cost area.  Also, my husband would not be happy if I quit working (even if we adjust our lifestyle), he does not want the pressure of being the only income earner.  [/quote]

I don't blame your husband.  In these uncertain times, it's kind of dangerous to be a sole-earner family, no matter how much that income is.  And once someone is out of the workplace, it's hard to just jump back in.

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