Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why you're dating for looks or money? To find a long term partner you need compatibility and friendship. You already make 300k, so it doesn't much matter what she makes.
300k doesn’t go as far as it used to in this area. Can’t buy a desirable house on that income. I could see someone earning this salary wishing they could combine with another 300k earner which would open up your options
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP the pretty barista and woman working retail aren’t any more into you than the attractive women in your office are. Their job requires them to engage in a friendly way with you. PLEASE don’t confuse that for romantic interest.
You are asking whether you should date a woman you disdain for her career or for her looks. Neither. Date a woman you admire and respect.
Some of those baristas and retail women actually might be into him. Some women have a primal, physical, sexual reaction to successful men. They're not just gold diggers. They're actually aroused by a man's success. Some are also physically turned off by a man's financial struggles even if he looks good, smells good, etc. Not all women are the same.
If that were true it would be equally true in his workplace where the women actually know how successful he is. They’re not interested, and OP is confusing professional friendliness for romantic interest which is intensely cringe.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you want smart and ambitious kids? If yes, which future mom do you think you should choose for them?
An educated woman who would be willing to go part time so she can actually be there for the kids.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP the pretty barista and woman working retail aren’t any more into you than the attractive women in your office are. Their job requires them to engage in a friendly way with you. PLEASE don’t confuse that for romantic interest.
You are asking whether you should date a woman you disdain for her career or for her looks. Neither. Date a woman you admire and respect.
Some of those baristas and retail women actually might be into him. Some women have a primal, physical, sexual reaction to successful men. They're not just gold diggers. They're actually aroused by a man's success. Some are also physically turned off by a man's financial struggles even if he looks good, smells good, etc. Not all women are the same.
Anonymous wrote:Do you want smart and ambitious kids? If yes, which future mom do you think you should choose for them?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP the pretty barista and woman working retail aren’t any more into you than the attractive women in your office are. Their job requires them to engage in a friendly way with you. PLEASE don’t confuse that for romantic interest.
You are asking whether you should date a woman you disdain for her career or for her looks. Neither. Date a woman you admire and respect.
Some of those baristas and retail women actually might be into him. Some women have a primal, physical, sexual reaction to successful men. They're not just gold diggers. They're actually aroused by a man's success. Some are also physically turned off by a man's financial struggles even if he looks good, smells good, etc. Not all women are the same.
Anonymous wrote:Do you want smart and ambitious kids? If yes, which future mom do you think you should choose for them?
Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why you're dating for looks or money? To find a long term partner you need compatibility and friendship. You already make 300k, so it doesn't much matter what she makes.