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Celticfc1888
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no 
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Well, I dated a guy once who allegedly had a lot of money- by his own definition. He turned out to be a chap prick. So I'd rather just date the poor man, at least if he doesn't spend much it's because he doesn't have it, rather than being a cheapskate about it. 
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Well, I dated a guy once who allegedly had a lot of money- by his own definition. He turned out to be a chap prick. So I'd rather just date the poor man, at least if he doesn't spend much it's because he doesn't have it, rather than being a cheapskate about it.
Sorry bout that And I agree The cheap ones are the worst!! 
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at the end of the moneys only paper, theres far more important things in life.
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I do not mind since anyway the only treasure i want from her is not in her bank account.
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most of us would rather be happy and poor than rich and miserable
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can i borrow a dub
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No, not really. Pearl Bailey once said, "I've been rich and I've been poor. Rich is better!" 
Oh great... 
Now you have me tap dancing around the house singing "Won't you come home Bill Bailey"... 
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Well, I dated a guy once who allegedly had a lot of money- by his own definition. He turned out to be a chap prick. So I'd rather just date the poor man, at least if he doesn't spend much it's because he doesn't have it, rather than being a cheapskate about it.
Sorry bout that And I agree The cheap ones are the worst!!
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most of us would rather be happy and poor than rich and miserable
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Does it matter to you if your partner has a lot of money?
Yes. Sunny needs a Sugar Daddy...  Any takers?
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Does it matter to you if your partner has a lot of money?
Yes. Sunny needs a Sugar Daddy... Any takers?
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She doesnt need to be a bum...but as long as she can support her self then its all gravy baby. I suppose this thinking makes sense but it kind of blows the women (and some men) who stay at home raiseing children careing for aged family members , contributeing to the community as volunteers, or who have disabilities that rule out working out of the water. I guess it depends a lot on how a person counts the contribution a partner makes in your life. If the only ability a man sees in me is to pay half the bills with the money I contribute I wouldn't want him if I had a million a day to chip into the pot. |
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ive had money and ive been broke. ive never based my happiness on it
so it wouldnt matter |
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Well, I dated a guy once who allegedly had a lot of money- by his own definition. He turned out to be a chap prick. So I'd rather just date the poor man, at least if he doesn't spend much it's because he doesn't have it, rather than being a cheapskate about it.
Sorry bout that And I agree The cheap ones are the worst!!
Yeah, he was a nutbag, too, but I can deal with crazy, it's cheapness I can't stand. |
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Edited by
Mayhem_J
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Tue 10/13/09 04:20 PM
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She doesnt need to be a bum...but as long as she can support her self then its all gravy baby. I suppose this thinking makes sense but it kind of blows the women (and some men) who stay at home raiseing children careing for aged family members , contributeing to the community as volunteers, or who have disabilities that rule out working out of the water. I guess it depends a lot on how a person counts the contribution a partner makes in your life. If the only ability a man sees in me is to pay half the bills with the money I contribute I wouldn't want him if I had a million a day to chip into the pot. Well of course this is not the only factor...but I see it in a way that if something were to happen, and we ended up not staying together, then she could fend for herself. Or maybe something happens in this economy and I get fired. I would want a back up plan. Basicly I guess what I'm trying to say is a woman that could support herself if it were necessary. |
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She doesnt need to be a bum...but as long as she can support her self then its all gravy baby. I suppose this thinking makes sense but it kind of blows the women (and some men) who stay at home raiseing children careing for aged family members , contributeing to the community as volunteers, or who have disabilities that rule out working out of the water. I guess it depends a lot on how a person counts the contribution a partner makes in your life. If the only ability a man sees in me is to pay half the bills with the money I contribute I wouldn't want him if I had a million a day to chip into the pot. Well of course this is not the only factor...but I see it in a way that if something were to happen, and we ended up not staying together, then she could fend for herself. Or maybe something happens in this economy and I get fired. I would want a back up plan. Basicly I guess what I'm trying to say is a woman that could support herself if it were necessary. <-- can support herself. 
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Does it matter to you if your partner has a lot of money?
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