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To exclude someone because of their income bracket is shallow. Maybe I'm naïve but I didn't think love and attraction was based on how much someone earns.
Would you say that it was shallow for 40-60-year-old professional woman with a good education, career and income to not be interested in dating a guy her age who flips burgers or washes cars? Can you see that it is the reasons behind the low wage, not the low wage itself, that is the barrier?
I clarified that if the guy was financially secure through other means but was making minimum through a hobby or charitable cause, that would be different.
It remains a fact that one of the biggest relationship killers is financial differences. There is a world apart between minimum wage and wealth.
We can solve the problem by voting Bernie in 2016.
"Financial differences" don't kill relationships. The thing that kills a relationship is the immature thinking of the participants. They use their "financial differences" as an excuse or cover up so they don't have to grow up in their thinking to actually make the relationship work.
Mature couples put their money together and pay the things that need paid together.
Some hot little snow carnie in Vail working the slopes? Yeah, definitely. I'm sure she's just having a sabbatical or loves the powder, either way, we'd click!
Someone who has no motivation in life at all and is just happy making min wage and doesn't try to better herself or have other passions? I'd probably pass.
Most NFL Cheerleaders make somewhere around minimum wage. I don't think they have any trouble getting dates.
That's just a hobby job for networking to have an awesome social life for them though. A lot of them are students.. I'm sure they live a pretty ritzy lifestyle. Ha
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