What does this quote mean ?

[Anonymous]

" A woman's loyalty is tested when her man has nothing , while a man's loyalty is tested when he has everything" ..

the second part .. does it mean that if a man can be tested for loyalty the moment he has everything ? like for example if he has a girlfriend whom he loves . but in the same time he has the chance to get laid with other girls but he chooses not to .. is this what it means ? thanks

[nicenthic]

Since many women are opportunistic and like to marry up the social ladder, they might very well jump ship when something better comes along especially if their man is not doing well. This holds especially true if their man is having a hard time for many months or over a year. They might be patient at first but as the months roll by, they start looking around and justify leaving using any reason they can conjure up.

And for men who have game, money and power, staying with one woman is hard. They can get scores of women, so why settle for just one poonani. Just look at Tiger Woods, Bill Clinton, and just about any basketball player.

[kkeepitreal]

You have the basic idea that the quote is conveying. Perfect examples of this quote are political and sports figures with money and power. These men usually have strong, beautiful women beside them but they'll go out and cheat on their wives because they think they're entitled to or they won't get caught doing it. Most times it ends very ugly for them.

[septimus]

i like that quotation alot... and I think you've got it right. when a guy is in his prime, in terms of money and looks and overall status, he can have anyone. so to stay true to his girl is a test of loyalty.

[Anonymous]

It's just a matter of what do each gender see as important.

[foolycooly1001]

when he's rich, he can get a lot of p****.

[NonchalantBro]

makes a lot of sense, I like it. rings very true