The guy I’m dating is a financial advisor/in university w/ honours degree and I’m broke, no job no qualifications. Is he too good for me?

[Anonymous]

I mean I am well presented and people think I’m attractive I go gym and stuff I speak proper and take care of myself I have had jobs and have studied access level courses but never stuck them out I’ve dated men way above me like lawyers, engineers etc but I want a guy my age as I felt those ones didn’t want commitment from me.

is he too good for me? he’s a 4th year honours student studying business and finance and works as a financial advisor. I do make my own money but I have awful spending habits so it goes pretty fast and I will need to borrow from my mom.

[Anonymous]

Men dont assess the value of women in terms of their resources.

It is not up to you to decide if you aren't good enough for someone else, that is their choice to be making.

'I speak proper' is ironically not proper English.

The word you are looking for is 'properly'.

[Guy13]

He must like something about you. AS one in financials and assets, we do not want another one just like us. Soft, sweet, good judgment, gracious are big for me. He may be that way too?

[JSmuve]

You seem to be under the impression that your value to men comes from your qualifications. It doesn't. You don't have to worry about being broke. You just have to worry about looking and acting right.

[MTC29]

Because women often earn less than men, not many guys are going to be looking for a wife or girlfriend based on her paycheck.

[FilmGuy93]

Men basically don't care about how much money women earn. You are good enough if he is excited about dating you.

[Stevefiveo]

No one is "too good" for you. If you make him happy and vica versa then keep it going.