If all the guy brings to the table in the relationship is money, why does he behave so entitled?

[Anonymous]

Ladies come on, if that is all he has to offer, why do you give him so much of you?

[EmyyWolf]

Money is boring to me. It comes and goes. And I’m not materialistic in any way shape or form.

So I don’t know what type of woman is impressed by that.. NOT ME!

I like masculinity, manhood, deep voice, large hands, physical strength, muscles, thick eyebrows, jawline, etc

GREAT GENETICS. HERO GENES.

i can pass good genes down to a human. Not a pair of shoes. Money can easily be lost. It’s why I strongly believe no woman on earth should touch an undesirable creep

[DishLady]

We’ve spend centuries hammering the “hunger gatherer” mentality into men and are now complaining when they’re too earners? (SMH)


If a guy thinks he’s checked off all his responsibility boxes — including having enough cash to keep the roof over your head, feed and clothe a possible family, etc., then wants to pamper a gal… that’s not HIM being entitled, that’s someone else being a little judgy/bratty.

[c4rtm4nroolz]

not all men who bring the financial support act entitled, most men who do that are truly caring & providing for their women. if they act like that it’s clear they don’t actually want to take care of you or respect you. it’s more like you’re the wife they’re paying for.

[IslaTheWitch]

I definitely prefer partnership, so I don't care how much he brings home. I'm independent myself, so I don't need his money anyway :D

[petitedollbabee]

If that’s all he has to offer, I wouldn’t be with him in the first place. It’s supposed to be a relationship, not a job.

[LaurenM1997]

I don’t want his money it’s not gonna bring me happiness only he can bring me happiness and money isn’t the way for it

[Anonymous]

That is actually a great question. A man is more than just money and they are not just providers. Not to defend them but that is just how society expects them to be and we shpuld all start changing our patterns