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Men say they don't care about how much money we make.
They say they want traditional housewives, who will dwell in the kitchen and produce sammiches 24/7 and suck them off every hour and clean the whole house. Why not a working woman? Because according to them the career women are too bold, strong and independent feminists, who don't need no men and they hate all men. So they choose a girl, who has no higher education or works part time at walmart or even unemployed.
Then they get upset, that we are so financially dependent on them and require more money to keep things going.
Then they start working overtime on a weekly basis and are barely being home, so that we get too lonely.
To compensate for their lack of time at home they buy us gifts, laptops, jewelry, whatever - they throw money at us. Even if we don't want these but they still spend money on those things to give us rather than spending more quality time with him. Then we turn miserable.
Then they call us gold diggers for being so demanding.

Therefore men subconsciously love gold diggers!
I have seen enough of that. Whatever you do, you are the problem. Gold digger or not. Pick your poison ladies.

I don't know if Dom/Sub is the right way to phrase this lol but I meant would you prefer a woman who is more submissive, you wear the pants and it's like you lead she follows.
Or a more dominant woman, she's more independent and it's an equal relationship (y'all switch between who's in control)

basically one's more obedient lol while the other ain't afraid to fight back (btw this is more geared towards guys cause ik most girls would prefer Dom except for a couple who are into more sub guys)

Do men really prefer a financially independent woman who has her own car, career, and place. To put it in a blunt way, do you prefer a woman who has her shit together? And does this only apply to dating and serious relationships?

Would you ever consider seriously dating a woman who is unemployed with no car, or would she need to be in school or recently unemployed?