Crayola Coyote
Superstar
Oh man he rich he doesn’t need your $17.50 to add to his 17 million
Oh man, u women are really awfulYou're talking to someone who hasn't had to work in over a decade.
100k+ may or may not be broke. It depends. But if you need a woman to help provide you/the family with a certain lifestyle you can't provide on your own, then you're broke. Sorry.
They simply got older and looking for simps to settle down. It's messed up because older women don't use social media like that so we don't tend to hear their perspective. The few that do are crowded about by younger millenials and gen z which distorts online conversation. We have to wait a few decades until every generation is using social media for it to accurately reflect reality.What's crazy, a few years ago you hardly ever heard women saying anything about wanting a man to pay all the bills while they sit at home & play housewife. They were all for starting businesses & going back to school, furthering their education, accumulating thousands upon thousands of dollars in student loans. Now they see it being discussed on social media & they follow suit. I just wanna know is who do they expect pay off that debt? 👁👁
not being broke doesn't mean I want to be used.Men who aren't broke arent pressed about how much a woman makes or contributes. It's common sense.
Are women also okay will having a lower quality of life because they want their husband to pay all the bills? Are they also okay with either dating older men or waiting until their mid to late 30s to marry because men can’t afford to pay for everything earlier in their lives?He's right and this isn't exclusive to millionaires, albeit not as unanimous among "regular" high earners.
This^stop broadcasting nonsense. even if you making 6 figures a combined income helps.
were not in 1950. i find it funny that the only traditional gender roles women fight to keep are the ones that benefit them while upholding none of the other shyt.
I'm not talking about the average man salaryAre women also okay will having a lower quality of life because they want their husband to pay all the bills? Are they also okay with either dating older men or waiting until their mid to late 30s to marry because men can’t afford to pay for everything earlier in their lives?
Men paid all of the bills in the past because that’s what was required to make the household work. Women largely couldn’t work and they were almost completely responsible for the household. Also, an average man’s salary was enough to provide a good life for his family. None of that is true today. None of it. Not to mention, expectations are higher regarding standard of living.
Me and my wife split the bills. Now, since we both make good money and it’s more than enough to cover bills and savings, she keeps more of her money than I do and her self care items (hair, nails, etc.) are included in the budget. But, up until a couple years ago we would put all our money into one pot and paid for everything together. That included an allowance for both of us. Right now we live in a half a million dollar house, have two kids in gymnastics (stupid expensive), and travel at least 2-3 times per year. If I was paying all the bills, we could live sure… but not like that. Is that what she wants? Furthermore, if I know I have to lower my standard of living just because I have a wife, I’m probably waiting a lot longer to get married myself. I got married at 24. I may now just consider getting married if that’s what my wife wanted.
Then you have women who say the men should pay the bills and the women pay for other stuff like childcare and/or groceries, but when you do the math it’s not that different. You’re just complicating things to upheld some standard that means nothing if everyone involved isn’t happy.
You said it wasn’t limited to millionaires. And most men who make enough money to do this are older. I dont want to make up a number but I’d guess most high earners are least in there late 30s.I'm not talking about the average man salary
And was garbage the entire timeImam Shumpert has made 48 million in his NBA career.