I am like the famous art connoisseur: "I know what I like."
As for myself, I always say: "A man has to have looks or money, now you know what kind of trouble I'm in."
I'm talking about a make or break deal here. Big tits and dick size shouldn't be a deciding factor either. Both are incredibly superficial. Marrying a person just because he has the dough to insure you don't have to raise a finger the rest of your life is terrible.
Ok, so I probably shouldn't have said that first sentence, because yeah I know money is an issue in a relationship, but I really didn't mean it in that way. I was simply saying that even if you are broke, that shouldn't detract you from getting a woman. If some broad doesn't dig you because your paycheck isn't great then.... I dunno... fuck that. I think I'm just digging myself a hole here that I can't explain myself out of.
It's going to sound like I'm nitpicking here, even though I think I know where you are coming from. But if you are broke, it will be harder to get a girlfriend/wife/whatever. Same with being short. Or uncommunicative. Or being in a wheelchair.
The majority of women, when they describe their ideal man, want someone who is tall, reasonably articulate, successful, fit, kind, fun to be with, moderately assertive, healthy, attractive and hygienic. And that probably isn't an exclusive list. If you're a man with all those traits, you'll get lots of attention from women. But if you are missing some of those traits, it will be harder to date successfully. It won't be impossible - as I have said elsewhere in a similar context (http://www.lpsg.org/women-s-issues/47176-all-women-does-size-actually.html#post782593) there are a lot of women in the world, and not every woman likes the same things. But that doesn't make specific failings (financial failings among them) meaningless.
Specifically, if you have no money, you are limited in your travel, entertainment and dining options. This can really put a crimp in one's dating. Granted, once people get to know one another, money issues can seem trivial when compared to a partner's good traits. But when faced with a negative trait (or more than one negative trait), how many people stick around long enough to discover the good traits?
not as long as they're 18.:biggrin1:I do however like young girls,does that make me a dirty old man?
It's going to sound like I'm nitpicking here, even though I think I know where you are coming from. But if you are broke, it will be harder to get a girlfriend/wife/whatever. Same with being short. Or uncommunicative. Or being in a wheelchair.
The majority of women, when they describe their ideal man, want someone who is tall, reasonably articulate, successful, fit, kind, fun to be with, moderately assertive, healthy, attractive and hygienic. And that probably isn't an exclusive list. If you're a man with all those traits, you'll get lots of attention from women. But if you are missing some of those traits, it will be harder to date successfully. It won't be impossible - as I have said elsewhere in a similar context (http://www.lpsg.org/women-s-issues/47176-all-women-does-size-actually.html#post782593) there are a lot of women in the world, and not every woman likes the same things. But that doesn't make specific failings (financial failings among them) meaningless.
Specifically, if you have no money, you are limited in your travel, entertainment and dining options. This can really put a crimp in one's dating. Granted, once people get to know one another, money issues can seem trivial when compared to a partner's good traits. But when faced with a negative trait (or more than one negative trait), how many people stick around long enough to discover the good traits?