Anonymous wrote:Why do the men who post here incessantly about this act like tall rich men are all married to fat unemployed slobs. Water rises to its own level, hot successful people are usually married to other hot successful people.

It’s not that. The men on here think that 90% of women are going after the same 5% of men.
This post and others like it are to prove to women that they can’t get these men, and so they should “settle” for incels and republicans.

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Anonymous wrote:All women seeking tall, rich, handsome men are shallow.

Signed, a tall, rich, handsome man.

And do you date short, ugly, fat women?

Yes, married to one for 21 years.

Does your DW know that you think she is ugly and fat?

I've been divorced a long time, and she knows she's fat and ugly. You can't hide 190 pounds on a 5'1" frame very easily.

What is considered tall? My DH is 6’3”. But I’ve thought 5’11” men I’ve dated were also tall.

Why do the men who post here incessantly about this act like tall rich men are all married to fat unemployed slobs. Water rises to its own level, hot successful people are usually married to other hot successful people.

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Anonymous wrote:Where are all those gorgeous women in DC? Or are you posting from other cities?

“Gorgeous” and “attractive” are not the same thing. You sound jealous.

I never said I was gorgeous. I am pretty and thin and went to Harvard.

You’re probably not as attractive as you think you are. I went to an Ivy, too, and most of the men and women that go to these elite institutions are very unattractive, though thin. It’s all the coke, lol.

NP. Well assume these women aren't attractive but instead have other wonderful traits. Isn't it awesome that their husbands saw the inner beauty and married them? Your dig is not what you think it is.

Lol! Having known my fair share of Harvard grads, I can assure you that in addition to having an unfortunate face, she has no inner beauty either. Unless you consider conceit, elitism and poor social skills positive attributes.

So what do you think her husband sees/saw in her?

What makes you think her husband is any better? They probably have a lot in common in terms of bad looks and abysmal personalities. And she probably has some family money, but I don’t know. Landing a man doesn’t make her beautiful or special. It means nothing at all actually.

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Anonymous wrote:Where are all those gorgeous women in DC? Or are you posting from other cities?

“Gorgeous” and “attractive” are not the same thing. You sound jealous.

I never said I was gorgeous. I am pretty and thin and went to Harvard.

You’re probably not as attractive as you think you are. I went to an Ivy, too, and most of the men and women that go to these elite institutions are very unattractive, though thin. It’s all the coke, lol.

NP. Well assume these women aren't attractive but instead have other wonderful traits. Isn't it awesome that their husbands saw the inner beauty and married them? Your dig is not what you think it is.

Lol! Having known my fair share of Harvard grads, I can assure you that in addition to having an unfortunate face, she has no inner beauty either. Unless you consider conceit, elitism and poor social skills positive attributes.

So what do you think her husband sees/saw in her?

Anonymous wrote:What do you bring to the table? Are you attractive and educated? Do you slob or take care?

I'm married to a tall guy who's well off now. Married him poor. Does that "count" for you?

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Anonymous wrote:I'm married to one. I check all the boxes looks-wise: 5'5" 100lbs, 32d, long dark blonde hair with highlights. I am a yoga instructor and Ayurvedic teacher occasionally. We have 3 kids, all were born in Europe. I love to travel and do interior design too. Also adore gardening, hosting parties, into sustainable luxury fashion and looking attractive, cooking with organic fresh foods (we don't really eat meat), and shopping at local farmer's markets.

You can pick out a couch and cook food and you think you're a catch?

I think she sounds like super woman but anyone who is a great cook will impress me with that skill alone.

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Anonymous wrote:What's this complex about height? Look for mental width, emotional clarity, moral depth and social stature. Someone who can be a partner in good and bad times and is good for more than playing basketball.

Makes me nervous for my sons since I don’t know how tall they will be.

Reading posts here and knowing some married men, I know who to council my ds and dd against. It's like a lid for every pot, if you grew up with a culture of eating disorder parenting, you won't care if your boyfriend points out when your weight fluctuates. If you cake on makeup and like instagram face, you might go for the jacked guy who dyes his skin orange. If you are used to empathy and intelligence, you're not likely to be impressed by height. The same goes for tolerance of sexism and racism. The problem with trends is that people superficially rule out some great matches but I am hoping my kids won't be the type to jump on those trends when dating but we can only show them what behaviors we do/don't tolerate. Do you usually see people veering so far off from the style of family and community they came from?

This has to be one of the stupidest threads in a long time, which is really an accomplishment on this forum.

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Anonymous wrote:All women seeking tall, rich, handsome men are shallow.

Signed, a tall, rich, handsome man.

And do you date short, ugly, fat women?

Yes, married to one for 21 years.

Does your DW know that you think she is ugly and fat?

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Anonymous wrote:All women seeking tall, rich, handsome men are shallow.

Signed, a tall, rich, handsome man.

And do you date short, ugly, fat women?

Yes, married to one for 21 years.

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Anonymous wrote:What's this complex about height? Look for mental width, emotional clarity, moral depth and social stature. Someone who can be a partner in good and bad times and is good for more than playing basketball.

Makes me nervous for my sons since I don’t know how tall they will be.

just make sure they are smart and make a lot of money. That will cover for any shortcomings. -- pun intended

Anonymous wrote:All women seeking tall, rich, handsome men are shallow.

Signed, a tall, rich, handsome man.

And do you date short, ugly, fat women?

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Anonymous wrote:Where are all those gorgeous women in DC? Or are you posting from other cities?

“Gorgeous” and “attractive” are not the same thing. You sound jealous.

I never said I was gorgeous. I am pretty and thin and went to Harvard.

You’re probably not as attractive as you think you are. I went to an Ivy, too, and most of the men and women that go to these elite institutions are very unattractive, though thin. It’s all the coke, lol.

NP. Well assume these women aren't attractive but instead have other wonderful traits. Isn't it awesome that their husbands saw the inner beauty and married them? Your dig is not what you think it is.

Lol! Having known my fair share of Harvard grads, I can assure you that in addition to having an unfortunate face, she has no inner beauty either. Unless you consider conceit, elitism and poor social skills positive attributes.