Anonymous wrote:
Maybe you should work on your understanding of the language. And yes, he will be evaluated on his lack of savings, so he will need to up his "game" in other areas. Why do you think women should find men attractive that bring nothing to the relationship? Why? I guess ED is OK too, as long as he is sweet and nice.
Anonymous wrote: Are you stating that we should not seek similar qualities in a mate? Are you saying that a woman who is active, gorgeous, fit, 400k salary, well-known in her field, should find a man who has one quarter of the qualities that she has, attractive?
Anonymous wrote:
Are you saying that a woman who is active, gorgeous, fit, 400k salary, well-known in her field, should find a man who has one quarter of the qualities that she has, attractive?
Anonymous wrote:
You should understand that they are countering the male posters that say that women are only valued in their youth. It's simply that . . . or maybe in the DCUM world, they are bringing the same thing to the table and want someone who is equally yoked. Are you stating that we should not seek similar qualities in a mate? Are you saying that a woman who is active, gorgeous, fit, 400k salary, well-known in her field, should find a man who has one quarter of the qualities that she has, attractive?
Underemployed men? Did you just use that term? Well, I am a WOC and I have a whole lot to say to you if you think that I should be attracted to an underemployed man. BTW, men are not judged on being simply underemployed, it is what he is doing to correct the situation, how he is working an extra job to pay those medical bills, and DARNIT, what is he doing dating if he has a dying spouse. Its a spouse. You aren't even making sense. So you condone cheating if the spouse is dying? Boy, that is counter to much of the stuff that I read here.
Anonymous wrote:OP, don't underestimate the power of an expensive car, a nice watch and a large . . . portfolio.
Anonymous wrote:
Ugh. Please don't do this. It's fine if you want to chat without an ulterior motive. But, when you do that and then try to trade up for my number, it leaves me with a bad taste in my mouth. I am not out in the world on constant sexual or romantic display for your availability. Also, there is no way I am going to go out with some rando who approaches me on the street - that's dangerous.
Anonymous wrote:
I think what you've hit upon is that older women have higher standards and are also ok with being alone.
Sorry, beta boys.
Anonymous wrote:
But hey, if someone whose looks and fertility are plummeting wants to turn her nose up at some guy who is 55, that's fine. Enjoy playing with your cats.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
+100,000
Did you notice, OP never asked or said anything about age? And this is what he gets. Frumpy DC Mommies projecting their primal fear of young women against his desire for a freaking date.
I don't even know why I come here. Maybe 'cause I just love it.
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Anonymous wrote:OP here. Didn’t think this would stick around as a topic. I found this very informative. Great advice. Thank you. I feel much better at my dating future. While divorce is a financial drain, I am coming out of it in decent shape with no long term obligations. I am in good shape, in the upper half of the room or better on the attractive side and I am not dick. That had to count for something. In addition to some of the specific advice, the main thing I am taking away from this is that I need to get comfortable with rejection and take a shot. While I personally don’t want to pursue someone that is clearly in their 20s, I am sure I will approach someone that turns out to be in their 30s. I guess at that point it is up to them. Thanks again for all the advice and I will keep reading.
Anonymous wrote:
The only reason a younger woman dates an older 50+ Mr. softy is that she has a daddy complex or he has plenty of loot to share.
Anonymous wrote:
Keep telling yourself that, dude. Most men over 50 are balding and overweight, with serious erectile dysfunction problems.
Anonymous wrote:
+100,000
Did you notice, OP never asked or said anything about age? And this is what he gets. Frumpy DC Mommies projecting their primal fear of young women against his desire for a freaking date.
I don't even know why I come here. Maybe 'cause I just love it.
I’m now ready to retire, and I’m in a good position financially because I saved (and
even XDH taking some of it in the divorce didn’t hurt me too much).
Do I really need a man with no savings and lots of debt? Do I want to say goodbye to my dreams of traveling because it’s going to be harder for two to live on savings for one?
Anonymous wrote:And yes, he will be evaluated on his lack of savings, so he will need to up his "game" in other areas. Why do you think women should find men attractive that bring nothing to the relationship? Why?
And what do you bring other than an appreciation for his money?