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[quote=Anonymous]OP how old are you? If this is “settle down” time, have a hard conversation with yourself and ask what priority you place on: homeownership the ability to stay home with your children for a period of time private schools/ funded college for your children Travel/more expensive activities early retirement If none of those things are particularly important to you, there is no reason not to date someone with lower earning power. If any of those things is extremely important to you, you should not date someone who can’t support at least half of the lifestyle you’re looking for— ideally more if you want to be a SAHM. Most people here upset that their spouses don’t earn solid salary are upset because they weren’t honest with themselves (and often their partners!) about what they wanted at the outset. If you’re just looking for fun, no reason to rule these men out, but also do not lead them on. [/quote]
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