When you are rich you are magnet. Earlier, it was difficult for men to get a woman if they were poor, but nowadays it has become very important for women to be rich and to be in a high position if they want to get someone's love and attention.
it depends but there more issue with having money and might get more Golder digger or lazy person.
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It makes things more difficult as many people like someone for their money which makes the relationship doomed from the beginning.
Money and success makes it easier to find someone but that may not be love. Gold diggers abound.
It gets you access to some people you otherwise probably would not have a chance to meet for a relationship, but you need to be adept at screening out bad actors since you have more to lose.
As a woman it appears to make it harder, because most people are just barely making it. So naturally, the pool of eligible men decreases. Next, most women prefer a man be making at least as much as she's making, and from what I've seen most women prefer he makes more. Further, women on average tend to have more requirements for the men they date, which further decreases the pool of eligible men. So based on those observations alone, yes, success does make it harder to find love as a woman. I think the key to finding love as a successful woman in todays dating market, is to avoid sacrificing your femininity in order to gain success in the corporate world. From what I've seen, its the abundance of masculine qualities that actually what makes it tougher for successful women to find love, rather than her success. Because on average, most men don't really care about how much money a woman makes, or how successful she is. Men and women definitely value different things when it comes to dating, and thats where I think tends to confuse both genders when dating. We are equal, but we aren't the same, and it's the polarity we find most attractive in each other.
It certainty does for a male, i think it does the opposite for females but they’re left with high-value options especially so it isn’t all terrible.
It gives a man more options, therefore more leverage and a list to patiently check off from like what females generally do when selecting a partner. (Unless you’re like Leonardo Di Caprio, then the only requirement is them having to be under the age of 25) they say that money doesn’t make happy, and that’s true but it certainly makes things easier including love and can allow you to afford the sense of happiness. Being successful inherently gives you more confidence, more connections, and people who get to know you. Therefore your chances at love increase ten-fold, not just that but humans love a winner. Both sexes do, although different because cultural-differences exist. What i personally think: Yes, but having it easier doesn’t necessarily make it better and certainly doesn’t mean that love will endure.
When you meet a girl they ask three questions (usually in a roundabout way)
1. Are you single?
2. What is your net asset backing?
3. What is your cash flow?
After getting satisfactory answers to all three, most girls
1. Enthusiastically accept any invitation you make
2. Prefer to talk about themselves from there on.
So being a success object can indeed get you a sex object.
I've always made the second point as a sarcastic comment on female self obsession. But I now realize I have always been wrong. With guys it matters WHAT you are. I can tersely say 'Engineer' and it is done. With girls it matters WHO they are and that obviously takes a couple of hours.
It depends. It’s more about the person you are becoming rather than the amount of money you make or have.
If someone is approaching it correctly, they can use their business and career as a vehicle for personal-development.
They can use it as a learning tool to build their character, hone their communication skills, and develop their leadership abilities.
Through that process, a man can come out to be much more attractive—because they have actually grown from the challenges they’ve learned to overcome.
However, if they scammed or cheated to make their money, they will have only become corrupt. So, it needs to be done right.
And also, some people are just focused on making money rather than improving themselves as a person, learning, and growing.
It really is what you make of it.
So it depends. If done right, it can definitely help. If done wrong, it may actually hurt.
Superficial characteristics such as wealth, status or looks make dating easier but not love. Love is about who the other person is inside, so it has nothing to do with external characteristics. I would argue that it actually makes it harder, as most people who pursue you want you in a shallow way (for the things you have, not because they like you as a person.)
Whole life becomes mostly easier with more money including love and friendship. There are gotchas like golddiggers and people who kiss your ass because you're so famous, but I think way better at least in my experience than living poor and worrying about how to pay the bills next month.
This is such a difficult one to answer, as so much depends on how the person makes their money and on their attitudes to life and other people.
I know people that have made, literally millions, but have no partners and very little social lives, partly because they treat people so badly and are obsessed with money and showing it. I have other friends that are not financially wealthy, but are the most lovely people that others just love being around. So much depends on the person and not the money.
I think just easier because you’re more likely to meet high value people. Now high value people doesn’t automatically translate into having a lot of money. But it means they’re more likely to have good work ethic, as in work hard, be disciplined, understand commitment etc.
I would think it'd depend on your search. If I even think how much money I make/have is a factor with her then we're done.
It's not hard for me because I have a pretty good idea of what type of a woman is the right match for me in regards to money matters. And this point Is minimally negotiable. I'd rather be alone than be with someone that didn't share my philosophy on money.
Making a lot of money makes men have more options, (not necessarily options that a decent man will want long term though), but it usually does nothing for women when they make a lot of money.
If you are a man, it’s easier because women want a man with money, success, etc… for women it’s harder because the more women make, the more they don’t want men, and if they are making the money, then men usually dont care about there money. So it’s usually worse for women.
I have no time for love to be honest, I am so busy.
Making money is going well though.
Money is the no one dating criterion for men to get dates. Without money, you can be intelligent, hardworking, caring, and lots of others but every girl will still think of you as a child and your personality suck, with money, you can be as bad as possible still you can get plenty of women. But if you want to attract good women you still have to be relatively good, but money's the sole decider.
It depends. Usually rich people can afford to go nice resorts and there are a lot of hot women there trying tp meet some rich guy and get married.
u made no difference to me...
even when I had no money, still had a relationship... lol
easier for men, harder for women.
For men it opens up your options
for women, it reduces your options (pricing yourself out of the market for finding someone at your level or higher)
Money, power, success, look are always beneficial in matter attracting others. The disadvantage it attracts parasites either
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