i am so glad i met my lady in her mid 20s...avoided all this shyt lol
It funny cause the hood I grew up the OGs would always bday you don't game a women threw your wallet ....thats trickin
The only type of women who will even entertain that question are thots.I tell young guys all the time who are looking to vet a quality woman always ask her with a straight face and full confidence,
“So, tell me, what qualities do you bring to a relationship other than a pretty face and sex? “How can you add value to my, or a man’s life?”
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What’s the difference between 29 and 30?Agreed, I couldnt be in my 30s and dealing with a 30 yo women, I would need a 25-29 yo.
When I hit my 40s, Ill be into 30 yo women
So how is the type of car a man drives and whether he rents or owns related to how he will treat her?
To the level headed brehs such as @Youseenmywork you might as well give up on discourse with most American women, let the good ones seek you out, don't engage the damage/defective. If I learned anything from the J. Cole/Noname situation, it's that you can't correct a woman's tone without being attacked. Long story short if a bytch don't know how to act right as an adult it's not your job to teach her, ignore her and on to the next. All the women in this thread didn't speak to tact (or lack of), or knowing how to present themselves aka COMMUNICATE properly which tells you everything you need to know about how they are in relationships. You can lay standards for a woman but if she doesn't meet them no need to dwell or punish, just leave it best for the both of you.
No hate to OP but those questions are only bothersome if the answers aren't impressive.
One of my main advantages in dating has always been the ability to impress a black woman with my credentials. It's a REAL differentiator between you and the average pool of dudes out there
Been living alone and driving since 25, have only been unemployed for like 2 months since age 16, impressive job title at company ppl heard of and think are impressive
Putting that on the table don't even mean I plan on taking care of the woman I'm on the date with
It just mean they won't have to TAKE CARE OF ME. That alone can shoot you to the top of whatever list they have
But that question doesn’t even reveal the woman’s motives either.
Granted, the car question is weird b/c you can see what a man drives when he picks you up for a date. However, if I saw a man in a Mercedes truck, but he still lives in an unfurnished apartment, I would think that his priorities are out of wack for my taste.
If a guy rents, I would ask him if he plans on owning. His answer would tell me if he’s interested in building assets to offer his children or if he doesn’t think about the future as much as I do.
Now the funny thing is, I can ask these questions & totally be a part of the FIRE movement, for example, which would mean that I’m actually a frugal woman. But YOU wouldn’t even consider that b/c any questions regarding stability are automatically linked to being a “gold digger” rather than a woman searching for someone with similar values in regards to money, savings & investing. Given that finances are the #1 reason for divorce, why shouldn’t it be up for discussion?
What’s the difference between 29 and 30?
But that question doesn’t even reveal the woman’s motives either.
Granted, the car question is weird b/c you can see what a man drives when he picks you up for a date. However, if I saw a man in a Mercedes truck, but he still lives in an unfurnished apartment, I would think that his priorities are out of wack for my taste.
If a guy rents, I would ask him if he plans on owning. His answer would tell me if he’s interested in building assets to offer his children or if he doesn’t think about the future as much as I do.
Now the funny thing is, I can ask these questions & totally be a part of the FIRE movement, for example, which would mean that I’m actually a frugal woman. But YOU wouldn’t even consider that b/c any questions regarding stability are automatically linked to being a “gold digger” rather than a woman searching for someone with similar values in regards to money, savings & investing. Given that finances are the #1 reason for divorce, why shouldn’t it be up for discussion?