Men & Money; a Woman's Perspective.

Men & Money; a Woman's Perspective.

1. It's not always about how much you make

For myself and several of my close girlfriends, it is not about how much money a man makes or has, but rather the effort a man makes in making sure that he is financially stable. For instance, I have no issues with stooping to a level where I work several jobs, or jobs such as cleaning toilets at the mall if that means that I can insure that I can live comfortably and support myself. I want a motivated man, as long as he is someone that can take care of himself and live a comfortable life, he doesn't have to make millions for me to view him as worthy. My respect goes out to those who work hard.

Men & Money; a Woman's Perspective.

2. What do you spend it on?

Regardless of whether a man has tons of money or just enough to make ends meet- women typically care what he spends on it. If the spending is stupid and on things that he doesn't need and just wasting away his resources- i won't view him as a man that will be able to prioritize.

Men & Money; a Woman's Perspective.

3. How do you make it?

Honestly, if a man is working a dead end job that stresses him out and really doesn't care that it has an effect on his health and relationship- i will watch to see what he will do to change his circumstances. If he just stays at his job, without any passion or motivation to do something that will be a better suit for him- I probably won't stick around.

Men & Money; a Woman's Perspective.
Men & Money; a Woman's Perspective.
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