2buff: PLEASE!!!!!!!! I need me a rich chick!
That way I know she's with me for ME and nothing else!!!!

La Parisienne:
Wimp Alert!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

2buff:

Gold Digger Alert!!!!!!!!!!!!

La Parisienne:
I've made my point, and you've made yours. Fair enough

Continue looking for women who will pay your bills

La Parisienne:
I've made my point, and you've made yours. Fair enough

Continue looking for women who will pay your bills

dadycandoit: There used to be a romantic stigma for single women who made money, but those days are numbered

Today’s high-earning women are justly proud of their paychecks — I explore the rise of the female breadwinner in this week’s TIME cover story — but they still often feel that men will be intimidated rather than attracted to them as potential mates. They think their success will seem too threatening and be held against them. As a result, some women in the dating pool devise camouflage mechanisms. A young ob-gyn working in Pittsburgh tells men she meets that she “works at the hospital, taking care of patients” — subtly encouraging the idea that she’s a nurse, not a doctor. When a university vice president in south Texas was on the dating market, she would vaguely tell men she worked in the school’s administrative offices and avoid letting them walk her to her car for fear they would see her BMW. “I want them to give me a chance,” says the Pittsburgh doctor. “I want them to at least not walk away immediately.” ...Continue to read more at http://dadycandoit.com/business-economy/why-men-are-attracted-to-high-earning-women

2buff: PLEASE!!!!!!!! I need me a rich chick!
That way I know she's with me for ME and nothing else!!!!

OK/2/NV:
so white guys are intimidated too

Dual Core: Male or female, if you were born poor... its no fault of yours.
If you get married and are still poor then you dey crase.

2buff: ^^ seconded.



I can tell that as an apparently typical naija girl, your idea of a relationship is "hooking up with another person so they can solve all my life problems" , so what I mentioned there is understandably too complex for you to grasp, hence you spewing all that. I want me an independent chic who makes her own paper. That way when we come together, we know we wouldn't be wasting time with each other if we didn't genuinely like each other as "material gains" wouldn't be a factor from any party.

Obviously, this means I have my own thing going on as a man.

Cheers.

dadycandoit: There used to be a romantic stigma for single women who made money, but those days are numbered

Today’s high-earning women are justly proud of their paychecks — I explore the rise of the female breadwinner in this week’s TIME cover story — but they still often feel that men will be intimidated rather than attracted to them as potential mates. They think their success will seem too threatening and be held against them. As a result, some women in the dating pool devise camouflage mechanisms. A young ob-gyn working in Pittsburgh tells men she meets that she “works at the hospital, taking care of patients” — subtly encouraging the idea that she’s a nurse, not a doctor. When a university vice president in south Texas was on the dating market, she would vaguely tell men she worked in the school’s administrative offices and avoid letting them walk her to her car for fear they would see her BMW. “I want them to give me a chance,” says the Pittsburgh doctor. “I want them to at least not walk away immediately.” ...Continue to read more at http://dadycandoit.com/business-economy/why-men-are-attracted-to-high-earning-women

dadycandoit: There used to be a romantic stigma for single women who made money, but those days are numbered

Today’s high-earning women are justly proud of their paychecks — I explore the rise of the female breadwinner in this week’s TIME cover story — but they still often feel that men will be intimidated rather than attracted to them as potential mates. They think their success will seem too threatening and be held against them. As a result, some women in the dating pool devise camouflage mechanisms. A young ob-gyn working in Pittsburgh tells men she meets that she “works at the hospital, taking care of patients” — subtly encouraging the idea that she’s a nurse, not a doctor. When a university vice president in south Texas was on the dating market, she would vaguely tell men she worked in the school’s administrative offices and avoid letting them walk her to her car for fear they would see her BMW. “I want them to give me a chance,” says the Pittsburgh doctor. “I want them to at least not walk away immediately.” ...Continue to read more at http://dadycandoit.com/business-economy/why-men-are-attracted-to-high-earning-women

2buff: PLEASE!!!!!!!! I need me a rich chick!
That way I know she's with me for ME and nothing else!!!!

OK/2/NV:
so white guys are intimidated too