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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s not that complicated.

If you want an attractive man with money, become an attractive woman with money.

The women I see complaining how there are no men left don’t take care of themselves physically, and even if they are attractive, work a $16 an hour job because they just want to be a SAHM.

And it goes both ways. Men who can’t land a woman are always ugly and/or broke.

Be someone worthwhile and you’ll attract someone worthwhile. [/quote]

Agreed. Like marries like.

Also, men want a smart woman to be the mother to their kids. Mother’s educational attainment is more directly correlated with future children’s educational attainment than with the fathers. [b]No one wants a hot dumb woman to become a sahm.[/b] [/quote]

I did, and still do. A lot of my friends do, too. You're just regurgitating a familiar 3rd wave talking point.

I literally could not give two fcks about my wife's educational attainment, once past a basic threshold of functionality. Balance a checkbook, read bedtime stories. [/quote]

Do you not… converse with your wife?

Im sincerely struggling with the idea that you can’t have a conversation with the other adult in your home. If your wife is dumb, how do you enjoy the time you spend with her? It can’t all be sex and arm-candy occasions. [/quote]

A lot of men marry hot women in their 20-30s (photographers, event organizers, nurses, yoga instructors, waitresses) and  after 20 years of marriage realize the arm candy wives are no longer hot and they have nothing in common. In fact, most divorced men with 7 figures income are from this cohort and they all complained at dare at dysfunctional deadweight ex wives.[/quote]

I married a hot woman - like bikini-hero hot.  We’re in our 50’s now and I wouldn’t trade her for anything.  This is totally cliche to say but she’s my dearest friend snd we do everything together.[/quote]

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