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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] NP but I think the point from nanny's post is that these women in general have their life revolve around staying skinny and attractive, including getting surgeries and skipping meals, for a husband who is too busy to be at home by 9pm on Valentine's day (either because of too much work or other reasons). It's the whole context and I agree with the nanny. It's better to be financially independent and be with a man who will be somewhat considerate of you than be with a rich man who is too busy for you and has expectations that you are always striving to attain/keep. Obviously this is a choice. If the woman goes in to this knowing what she is going to get, good for her as long as her emotions don't get in the way. [/quote] This makes sense only if you can choose between 1) wealthy man who is too busy for you 2) less wealthy but nice man. The reality from my limited sampling is that there are a ton of poor man who think they are to good for you (inflated self perception across men is another worthy topic), and I have see my girlfriends (early 30s with professions as college professors, lobbysts, lawyers, higher up in management) land boyfriends/husbands who are both too busy for them and have the women pay more than fair share of dating expenses (the man eats more and drinks more but split the bill 50/50 regularly). My point is that, if a woman starves herself to keep her livelihood, in this case it's a wealthy man instead of a modeling agency, it does not work less effectively compared to women who grind away spreadsheets for livelihood. As long as you tune up your skills, wether it be starve or pass CFA, contribute to retirement before your skill becomes outdated and laid off, there is absolutely nothing wrong with it.[/quote]
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