Anonymous wrote:I have dated several divorced dads whose exes are in varying stages of now being well off economically. The main thing I would tell my sons if I had them would be to marry a woman who has her sh&t together career wise.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This has been known for awhile now, especially to those in these circles already. But people on here, seemingly outside the circle, want to delude themselves into some fantasy that the rich successful guy is going to pick the broke barista because she's kind and cute. No, like marries like.
Assortative dating/mating. It's been around for awhile and isn't going anywhere. The people on DCUM who bring up these baristas (why always baristas?) With cute smiles as male preference are not with the times. Those are real outlier situations now.
Assortative mating is real but there are still plenty of rich guys who marry women with high earning *potential* who then leave the workforce and SAH. I know dozens of dual-lawyer couples like this - they're both partner track, she shifts to an NGO or trade association after the first kid and stays home for good after the second. He makes partner because she takes the bulk of house stuff off his shoulders. Their kids are trilingual by Kindergarten because the mom with 7+ years of higher education funnels all that mental energy into them instead of a job. It's still assortative mating but it's not actually searching for another paycheck.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I work with wealthy men, and yea, that’s exactly what everyone wants now.
Ideal is to find some sort of Influencer, so she’s hot, has money, and doesn’t work a ton of hours.
An influencer can’t make much money past a certain age. If you want someone to share the financial load long-term, that doesn’t seem ideal
Anonymous wrote:I’m a type a, ivy educated SAHM. When we got married, I earned more than DH. Now I stay home and Dh earns $2-3m per year.
Often the women who don’t have ambitions more than being a SAHM do not land the high earning husbands.
Anonymous wrote:I’m a type a, ivy educated SAHM. When we got married, I earned more than DH. Now I stay home and Dh earns $2-3m per year.
Often the women who don’t have ambitions more than being a SAHM do not land the high earning husbands.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I work with wealthy men, and yea, that’s exactly what everyone wants now.
Ideal is to find some sort of Influencer, so she’s hot, has money, and doesn’t work a ton of hours.
Many of the influencers (and people on social media a lot) have mental health issues. Remains to be seen if social influencers will make great partners and parents.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s not just that, really “Type A” women tend to stay more fit.
It’s this
In Italy, where being fit and thin has way less to do with socioeconomics, no one cares if you are “high earning”.
Being a hot sahm is the dream/goal.
In anglo countries, due to body weight being linked to socio-economic status, interest in professional women is greater because professional women are less sloppy
Of course a ‘hot sahm’ is the dream/goal in Italy. It’s one of the least egalitarian countries in Europe. You need to look at the Scandinavian countries for gender equality. There are not looking for hot SAHMs over there.
the working class in northern and central Italy are prettier than working class in Scandinavia.
If you actually lived in Europe, you know that the whole “hot Swedish blonde” thing is not as common as you think and it is far more linked to sócio-economic status (not as much as it is in anglo countries) but the looks distribution in Scandinavia is not as equal with respect to ses level as it is in Italy or Spain.
Norway and Denmark is not really attractive. So the whole “hot scandi” thing is really a subset of Swedes.
Also, if you leave scandi and stay in Northern Europe, NL is considered “gender equal” by lot of foreigners but NL women loathe to be gunners at work. It’s all about part time jobs and relaxing/enjoying life.
Something tells me you haven’t lived in Europe
Not that PP but I lived in northern Italy for years and you have clearly never stepped foot in the place.
Where? I live in verbania part time and in the past lived in torino, Bergamo in the north (and arona but that was for a short period).
I lived primarily in Bologna. And I do not believe you’ve ever lived in northern Italy. Or perhaps you lived there, but don’t speak Italian and have never had a conversation with an Italian woman.
that’s mainly a university town and dc people in Bologna are more often than not linked with sais in Bologna.
Bologna is known for being a lot more left than Piemonte or lombardia. A lot lot more. It’s one of the most leftist cities in Italy.
Anonymous wrote:I work with wealthy men, and yea, that’s exactly what everyone wants now.
Ideal is to find some sort of Influencer, so she’s hot, has money, and doesn’t work a ton of hours.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s not just that, really “Type A” women tend to stay more fit.
It’s this
In Italy, where being fit and thin has way less to do with socioeconomics, no one cares if you are “high earning”.
Being a hot sahm is the dream/goal.
In anglo countries, due to body weight being linked to socio-economic status, interest in professional women is greater because professional women are less sloppy
Of course a ‘hot sahm’ is the dream/goal in Italy. It’s one of the least egalitarian countries in Europe. You need to look at the Scandinavian countries for gender equality. There are not looking for hot SAHMs over there.
the working class in northern and central Italy are prettier than working class in Scandinavia.
If you actually lived in Europe, you know that the whole “hot Swedish blonde” thing is not as common as you think and it is far more linked to sócio-economic status (not as much as it is in anglo countries) but the looks distribution in Scandinavia is not as equal with respect to ses level as it is in Italy or Spain.
Norway and Denmark is not really attractive. So the whole “hot scandi” thing is really a subset of Swedes.
Also, if you leave scandi and stay in Northern Europe, NL is considered “gender equal” by lot of foreigners but NL women loathe to be gunners at work. It’s all about part time jobs and relaxing/enjoying life.
Something tells me you haven’t lived in Europe
Not that PP but I lived in northern Italy for years and you have clearly never stepped foot in the place.
Where? I live in verbania part time and in the past lived in torino, Bergamo in the north (and arona but that was for a short period).
I lived primarily in Bologna. And I do not believe you’ve ever lived in northern Italy. Or perhaps you lived there, but don’t speak Italian and have never had a conversation with an Italian woman.