Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Notice that when a man marries a young hot 20 something, he never gets vilified. It's always the girl who is the vicious, scheming gold digger!
It's the same concept when a guy wants to marry a hot/attractive woman. No one thinks there's anything wrong with that. What's the difference?
The difference is the appreciation of beauty is seen as human nature whereas the worship of material wealth is seen as a less than admirable trait.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Notice that when a man marries a young hot 20 something, he never gets vilified. It's always the girl who is the vicious, scheming gold digger!
It's the same concept when a guy wants to marry a hot/attractive woman. No one thinks there's anything wrong with that. What's the difference?
Anonymous wrote:Why is there so much hostility towards a woman who expresses an interest in marrying well? Just because someone falls in love with someone who happens to be rich doesn't mean that woman is a gold digger. Neither does dating only the men who are financially stable make her one. Gold-digging is marrying someone for the express purpose of his wealth.In my experience, no one really does this. I do know women who actively filter men and date wealthy guys but marry them only if they love them. Why so much hate?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Notice that when a man marries a young hot 20 something, he never gets vilified. It's always the girl who is the vicious, scheming gold digger!
There is sooooooo much misogyny threaded through our culture. Good for you OP, for starting to notice and question.
Yeah they do. If the man is significantly older, I figure he's too immature to be with someone closer to his age. He's only acceptable to someone young and less worldly.
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Yeah they do. If the man is significantly older, I figure he's too immature to be with someone closer to his age. He's only acceptable to someone young and less worldly.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Notice that when a man marries a young hot 20 something, he never gets vilified. It's always the girl who is the vicious, scheming gold digger!
It's the same concept when a guy wants to marry a hot/attractive woman. No one thinks there's anything wrong with that. What's the difference?
The difference is the appreciation of beauty is seen as human nature whereas the worship of material wealth is seen as a less than admirable trait.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Notice that when a man marries a young hot 20 something, he never gets vilified. It's always the girl who is the vicious, scheming gold digger!
It's the same concept when a guy wants to marry a hot/attractive woman. No one thinks there's anything wrong with that. What's the difference?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because it just acknowledges the economics of the marriage transaction while we're supposed to carry on with the fiction that you should marry for love.
but you can fall in love with a rich guy just as easily as with a poor guy, no?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Notice that when a man marries a young hot 20 something, he never gets vilified. It's always the girl who is the vicious, scheming gold digger!
It's the same concept when a guy wants to marry a hot/attractive woman. No one thinks there's anything wrong with that. What's the difference?
The difference is the appreciation of beauty is seen as human nature whereas the worship of material wealth is seen as a less than admirable trait.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Notice that when a man marries a young hot 20 something, he never gets vilified. It's always the girl who is the vicious, scheming gold digger!
It's the same concept when a guy wants to marry a hot/attractive woman. No one thinks there's anything wrong with that. What's the difference?
Anonymous wrote:Notice that when a man marries a young hot 20 something, he never gets vilified. It's always the girl who is the vicious, scheming gold digger!
There is sooooooo much misogyny threaded through our culture. Good for you OP, for starting to notice and question.