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The much bigger question is whether a successful businesswoman would want anything to do with him at all — with someone who is below her in the social hierarchy. As for marriage, that’s out of the question.

Lojical1:
Yen yen yen. I sure say you to just dey type before you think.

You’re not describing the “laws of nature.” You’re describing your personal preference and giving it a scientific costume.

A man being broke today doesn’t make him biologically inferior, just as being rich doesn’t guarantee good genes, good character or successful children.

Wanting a successful man is fine. Pretending your dating preference is evolutionary law is just ignorance with confidence.

I’m sorry, but reality is harsh and it hurts.

That's not a problem for me.

You're very irresponsible, and it's annoying.

pnieeventures:
Scrolling through the romance section and it’s the same story on repeat:
‘She did this… she should’ve done that…’

But where are the threads about the guys who disappeared, gaslit, breadcrumbed, or never showed up?

Why is the blame always heaped on women?

We also deserve to be loved — fully, consistently, and without conditions.
And we deserve the right to love without carrying the entire weight of every relationship that falls apart.

Stop making women the only villains in love Men mess up too — can we finally talk about that?

We deserve to be loved too (not just blamed)

Accountability goes both ways.
Let’s start telling the whole story.

I agree with you, and I support you. Feel free to start a topic that you think would be interesting. Most of the topics are just some kind of complaining and whining.

I could say a lot about it, but it wouldn’t have any effect.

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I don't like you.

It’s perfectly natural that I want a younger partner.
What else would I want?
Am I supposed to find some wreck with a ruined life attractive?

What a load of nonsense.

A simple breakfast.

Too much meat for two people. You could have made some kind of salad. Maybe some dessert later...

Short temper?
What is that supposed to mean?
A strong desire to get slapped across the mouth?
What kind of short temper?
We wouldn’t be together for long. Very, very briefly.
And anyway, she wouldn’t have to clean, do laundry, or cook for me.

DonEd:
What is this grammarian saying? Can't you see that its tribal marks? It could be as a result of early childhood sickness or other tribal related issues. The people to blame are the parents/healers that didn't think of the trauma she will face as she grows into a woman.

In that case, if it’s not about self-harm, she might be acceptable, but I would definitely need some time to adjust to it, personally.

Yes. This is a serious issue. It points to deep psychological instability.
Specifically, these scars are very pronounced and numerous. They resulted from self-harm, which is a sign of serious psychological distress.
A person who is struggling in this way can face significant challenges in both professional and romantic relationships.
A scar on the body by itself is not a problem. But scars resulting from self-harm can indicate underlying issues that need attention.

Overly simplified in some parts and misinterpreted.
Physical attraction plays a role, as do communication and trust; emotions and context play a huge role as well.
I don’t know why all the topics in this PDF are so superficial.