Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mid-50s divorced straight woman, earn $250K, NW $4M, one adult child. Thin, pretty, nice.
[Also 6 feet tall, size 14].
Hypothetical partner must be a decent human and not currently married [and Ivy League graduate].
You don't even mention age and appearance. Must the man be several inches taller?
Rich men in their fifties and early sixties often date younger women. The girlfriends of Elon Musk, Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio have been in their twenties and early thirties. In their seventies, designer Roberto Cavalli and Formula 1 Principal Flavio Briatore had girlfriends in their twenties. Google their photos to see these girlfriends were not size 14.
Now please entertain us with all the marriage proposals you have declined lately.
Anonymous wrote:Mid-50s divorced straight woman, earn $250K, NW $4M, one adult child. Thin, pretty, nice.
[Also 6 feet tall, size 14].
Hypothetical partner must be a decent human and not currently married [and Ivy League graduate].
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think many married people and single men don't realize that single wealthy women are actually one of the happiest subsection of dating market. My life is totally fine - skiing trips, tennis, socializing with friends and family. If I meet someone I'm truly attracted to and who is capable of being integrated into my life without any major disruption, great. But I will not risk my balance by engaging in useless romantic endeavors that would waste my time, money or agency. I enjoying being free and single. At times I venture out with an interesting man and it's okay that it doesn't happen often.
I am not attracted to most men.
This applies to middle class single women as well.
It applies to men, too. It is a completely vapid statement. Yes, single people can do what they want without regard for others.
Nope, men are testosterone dependent. They are higher drive on average and usually less choosy with women than other way around. Men tend to jump into pointless damaging relationships more often. They also remarry under pressure to get access to sex, and hurt interests of their own children more often. A well-off woman won't do that.
Anonymous wrote:What if income is good but paying for kid's private schools and colleges , ex's alimony and has high mortgage on family home?
What if shares 50/50 custody of three kids under 15?
Anonymous wrote:Mid-50s divorced straight woman, earn $250K, NW $4M, one adult child. Thin, pretty, nice.
Hypothetical partner must be a decent human and not currently married.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think many married people and single men don't realize that single wealthy women are actually one of the happiest subsection of dating market. My life is totally fine - skiing trips, tennis, socializing with friends and family. If I meet someone I'm truly attracted to and who is capable of being integrated into my life without any major disruption, great. But I will not risk my balance by engaging in useless romantic endeavors that would waste my time, money or agency. I enjoying being free and single. At times I venture out with an interesting man and it's okay that it doesn't happen often.
I am not attracted to most men.
This applies to middle class single women as well.
It applies to men, too. It is a completely vapid statement. Yes, single people can do what they want without regard for others.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ha; as a man making way over $500k, I have many more options than your “purse.”
Luckily I am nice guy, so I don’t have to humble brag my net worth to find a mate…
“I am nice guy”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think many married people and single men don't realize that single wealthy women are actually one of the happiest subsection of dating market. My life is totally fine - skiing trips, tennis, socializing with friends and family. If I meet someone I'm truly attracted to and who is capable of being integrated into my life without any major disruption, great. But I will not risk my balance by engaging in useless romantic endeavors that would waste my time, money or agency. I enjoying being free and single. At times I venture out with an interesting man and it's okay that it doesn't happen often.
I am not attracted to most men.
This applies to middle class single women as well.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My total comp is close to 700k, and just turned 50. Would be open to men over 500k. Dont have stringent NW requirement.
Trying to avoid being a purse but focused on professional who is kind and compatible with me.
A 50yo man at 500K would have to be hideously ugly or significantly older than you to consider someone that age.
BS...unless that person wants to be a purse for a yonger women...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My total comp is close to 700k, and just turned 50. Would be open to men over 500k. Dont have stringent NW requirement.
Trying to avoid being a purse but focused on professional who is kind and compatible with me.
A 50yo man at 500K would have to be hideously ugly or significantly older than you to consider someone that age.
Anonymous wrote:I think many married people and single men don't realize that single wealthy women are actually one of the happiest subsection of dating market. My life is totally fine - skiing trips, tennis, socializing with friends and family. If I meet someone I'm truly attracted to and who is capable of being integrated into my life without any major disruption, great. But I will not risk my balance by engaging in useless romantic endeavors that would waste my time, money or agency. I enjoying being free and single. At times I venture out with an interesting man and it's okay that it doesn't happen often.
I am not attracted to most men.