Girls, How much would you like a very successful husband?

[Anonymous]

Like a very wealthy one. That becomes a proper entrepreneur and influential.

I would really really want one! 😍

Yes I’d like one

Neutral

I don’t want one particularly

Absolutely not

[Siren777]

Dealing with these types of men daily... They're not for everyone. They have high standards, not everyone is for them but I would say they're not all the same. Even with similar character traits. They're always busy, have a tight schedule and work in everything according to their schedule, routine and system. I'm ambitious too, understand their work dynamic and get along with them & work with them. So yeah I do understand the crazy hours & highs and lows of business. If you find one that is loyal & compassionate then yes I would marry because he understands how much I work and level of success and what it takes to be successful. If he wants to change me, then no. There is a code of ethics that certain successful men live by, if the one they're dating or marrying doesn't comply... the marriage may or may not last. This is because most people won't understand their lifestyle. If you want this type of man you are going to have to make some sacrifices, they're going to have to make sacrifices too. Sacrifice their time with you or a huge business deal that you both can enjoy later? You will have to choose.

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

I’d prefer an average man to start building an empire with me.

My boyfriend used to say too much money spoils a man, I kinda agree with him.

I prefer someone who is hard-working but I don’t want someone who is rich and tries to impress girls with his money.

[dustybiker]

They aren’t all they appear to be. Unless immortal and adjusted. 😉 They are just busy and exhausted. Vacations are rushed and filled with distractions. No real understanding of how to relax. No adventure to their soul. It’s just make money. Hardly enjoy it though. A garage full of vehicles they hire to have polished more than drive.
Is this sounding bleak? I need a ride. lol

[Little_Bumblebee]

Doesn't sound like my cup of tea. He's probably very busy, doesn't have that much time to be with me, and he might end up traveling all the time, or be very likely to cheat.

Just doesn't sound like someone who would fit into my life and vice versa

[amandat94132]

The way I grew up in a family of Accountants, a strong ethic was instilled in me, my parents would freak out if I married solely on the husband's success

I'm married to an Accountant, we are successful equally

When you marry based only on success, you have to realize character
and integrity are more important , very successful doesn't always
include good values

[little_rose]

I definitely do not want to be with a lazy man with no ambitions but I also don't want someone who is overly ambitious and drowning in stress and work.

I just want a man who has his job and dreams etc but he doesn't necessarily have to be super successful or even an entrepreneur.

[Secret6620]

Success doesn't equate to wealth. But I would love a husband who is successful in any of his endeavors or ambitions. Even if he is a poor man financially.

Money is not everything and you can't take it with you when you die.

[Asker]

You can’t take anything with you when you die.

[Secret6620]

Obviously but this is a question asking about wealth.

[Asker]

Successful people are usually wealthier

[Secret6620]

Usually but not always. This isn't a debate. Just say thank you and move on

[petitedollbabee]

If a man is busy with work and very successful, chances are he has very little time for me. I value quality time together over wealth and success. So not really interested in a very successful and wealthy man.

[Nata2496]

I like that my husband is able to provide for me, but I'm not particularly mad about how much he makes. It wouldn't have ever been a reason for breaking up.

[FictionalCharacter]

I wouldn’t want that. Because the guy would be super busy focused on his work and time away from his wife. That’s why successful men are single, cause they don’t settle down with their partners.

[shaysh87]

i'd like one. but its not mandatory. If i couldn't find love, I would go for a very successful husband. but if i can find love , i'd marry for love instead of money.

[Anonymous]

I honestly rather want a 'none-career man'.. someone whos focus is on the free time with his friends and family, and his job is something he is satisfied with and gets a stable income from. That's how I am mysef so fits me well.

[AZandrea]

I'd love to be successful myself so I dont have to worry about whether my husband is bringing in the check or not lol.

[menina]

I wouldn't want to be married to a man like that. He probably would be arrogant and he would try to make me feel bad all the time.

[Claudia233]

It would be great if he is successful but it's more important that he has enough time to spend with me. There has to be some balance

[Selena1987]

Besides other necessities like being kind, moral issues, spending time with me, love me, …, if he’s wealthy and successful, he’ll be really a complete man

[Dinklex3]

I'd like my husband to be happy and successful at whatever he chooses to do.

[itsalyssaagain]

Meh, it's alright. If he's nice to me and treats me well that's nice. But I also want to spend time with my husband

[Abc12356]

Doesn't matter. Its his money. But I would really like someone who is equal to me.

[fonduegirl]

He'd probably boss me around. Nothing comes for free!!

[sheikalana]

I'm very successful myself and I need my partner to be on a similar level of success as me.

[Hangry06]

Don't care about it
The only success i care about is mine

[TacosRAwesome]

I want a comfortably successful husband not crazy successful.

[janice432]

It sounds fun and kind of relaxing but it’s not mandatory

[GodofAnons]

Do you want me to pretend to act humble or tell it like it is? Lol

[Nikki1989]

Money means very little to me.

[flirtatiousgirl]

I would

[UpdateGloomyNights_]

I would want