However my question is what are these 20+ year old women getting from you? What baggage have you accumulated that you need her to sort through? How jaded have you become over the years?
It’s no different than when women demand a wealthy man, but she is not fit, feminine and cooperative. What are you bringing to these women that would make her pick you? I highly doubt all of you are so called High Value Men. So why would a 20+ year old choose a man with higher risks of infertility, erectile dysfunction, kids and debt over her younger male counterparts?
I don't think I'm jaded but I don't put up with any kind of drama or negativity. The old me would accept it but now I'm good. But why would a 20 something year old want me?
1. I'm decent looking (There are pics of me on here).
2. nice and respectable
3. 6"3 and in shape
4. No kids, Never married
5. I dont ask for much(Be nice, respectable and work out)
6. I make over $300,000 a year ($325,000 exactly and it's going to increase, trying to get it to $500,000 off of work salary alone)
7. Planning on acquiring multiple real estate opportunities so my future family can be set for life
8. I just like to enjoy life and I would like to share that with a person that has a similar mindset
I'm not even trying to brag but at this stage of my life a lot of women I come across I would just be settling* for...I say that because the women in my area really just want to get the "bag". All I want is someone to like me for me...someone who could hold me down for a while if I was broke one day. People don't want to go through the hardships of a relationship...they just want a finish product and that doesn't sit right with me. If I'm with you I have to know that you are really down for me...for us and not just yourself
*I dislike the word "settling" it comes off as degrading, however the past few years a lot of people in the dating world bring this word up. If I take the word at face value then I pretty much fit the description unless the woman has a higher "status" level than me in her life...