Girls, Be honest, are you more atttracted to men who are rich?

[Anonymous]

Yes

No

[jennifer_bloom]

I only find rich men more attractive than other men if he earns his own money through hard work, and a high I. Q. If he got rich by buying a cannabis shop or rapping about car theft, or scamming people in a law firm, I would not view his money as attractive.

[Xoxocutekitty]

Money often begets opportunity, so "attracted" yes. Does that factor in my decision to stay if he's a scum lord? Nope, I'll still totally leave a scum lord.

If he's a nice guy who happens to have generational wealth? I mean, it's not not attractive to be able to afford nice clothes, a fancy vacation, or the ability to live life with less stress about bills.

[Jessica405]

No. Riches do not make him a decent guy.

[ShellyB]

Yes and I am confused why anybody would say no unless they are making some assumptions that are not in the question, like if they are assuming it’s a sweet poor guy vs a rich jerk. I would have more respect for somebody I thought was talented and ambitious and was doing well because of his traits, but all else being equal I don’t see an advantage in poverty. JMO no offense to anybody!

[WintersDaughter]

Kind of? It's more attractive because he can provide a stable home. It shows that he's accomplished a lot (depending on how he got his money), but a bad man gets rid of that attractiveness.

That doesn't mean men who aren't rich aren't attractive. Men who show the potential to reach greatness are very attractive.

[D_Bonez_nutt]

I clicked yes, but my real answer is "sort of" because yes it is a factor, but not as much of a factor as you would think. It's about attractiveness in reality. Hit the gym guys and quit listening to what us bitches "say" we want.

If the question was worded just a bit differently, I would've clicked elsewhere.

[ZamerZ]

No. Igaf if he's rich or not. My current boyfriend is a poor musician, but I value his kind, creative and empathetic nature. The only thing that matters when it comes to finances is that he's not wasteful and has his shit together. I don't get anything out of dating rich boys anyway, so why caring? I have my own money.

[Simslover92]

I'm attracted to intelligence, humor, charisma, charm, not a guy with money. My boyfriend doesn't have much money and he sold me over for all the things I listed above not money.

[Heyhi146]

No idea about all girls but sometimes with me when it just clicks.. when he is funny, caring and makes me feel like the most beautiful girl on earth you don't mind how much he earns and being a independent earning woman I think both of the people would earn and live happily together I think that's more important instead of being with a person who is rich and doesn't loves u enough..

[sheikalana]

Not necessarily rich but a successful man who's career oriented and passionate about what he does tends to be more attractive. As a successful woman I feel inspired by those who fight fr what they want.

[PBandJ_Nerd]

They don't have to be rich. I tend to usually care about if they have enough to pay their bills, get themselves food, hygiene products, etc.

[4ngelic]

being rich makes you more attractive if i'm being honest but it's more of a plus than a criteria the guy should check off

[Anonymous]

I’m most attracted to men who can provide for themselves. They have their shit together.

[FreyaRed]

I like handsome and tall boys, I don't need their wallets.

[LaurenM1997]

I see these questions too much “are you with him for the money” money can buy us happiness” no

[CrabCakes11]

Being too rich is a turn off. Capitalists are repugnant

[laly520]

nope

im more attracted to men who r decent

[Anonymous]

you would have to be a dumbass to not be attracted to someone who is rich.

[Nikki1989]

No, I have my own money.

[Asker]

You told me you don't live in a twisted fantasy world 2 days ago bur your pfp looks like you do

[At3mis24]

I prefer a poor guy, but handsome

[EmmaMary]

No, absolutely not.

[Anonymous]

Not really. It doesn't matter

[Opinion Owner]

I have my own money

[JosyJosy]

Honestly. No.