especially the one who are educated? dont they want to earn it themselves and spend it in watever way they want?
or is it really hard for the women to get to the level where most men go, after all most of the billionaires are men.
i personally dont like to take money from my father, and i think if and when i get married it will be really hard for me to use my future husbands money.
women are not-billionaire by choice. They focus on different things in life other than fame/power/money and not being amongst billionaire has nothing to do with their capabilities but priorities.
I don’t want a rich husband. I would, however, like a husband who makes enough money to support the lifestyle I’ve always been accustomed to (Obviously I’d contribute my income too)
Biologically, men are specialized to be the bread winners, and women to be the child raisers. Also, the income gap in the US is pretty wide. Both these factors make rich men good prospective husbands.
Just because I said “biology” doesn’t mean it’s time to whip out the little man. I’m sure you realize there are more difference between men and women than just “our pee pee.” Men are physically stronger, and make ridiculous amount of sperm cells. Women bare all the costs of child rearing, so they’ll only make a baby for you if 1. you have exceptional genes (strong guys, smart guys), or 2. if you will provide for them and the baby (rich guys).
Why do you say that like it’s a bad thing? The guy should be able to provide for his wife and his baby.There’s nothing wrong with striving for the best when it comes to picking one’s SO.
i am not asking what can be exchanges to meet the needs of others. i am asking why cant she give A,B, C and D to man, and still provide herself a strong financial ground to stand on???
I’m not talking about an extravagant lifestyle, but if the guy can’t even provide for the necessities, then I’m sorry, he shouldn’t be getting married to begin with.