Why Los Angeles Is The Worst City For Men (Beverly Hills: violent crime, safest neighborhood)

[LuvSouthOC]

Originally Posted by Ruth4Truth

No, haha, I didn't mean they'd resort to violence. If a woman is "used goods" for having a few partners, that would make the guys, especially the players entertaining those women, completely worthless goods, suitable only for landfill, was the idea.

Sexual marketplace value for heterosexual men differs from that of heterosexual women.

[Shane505]

So I read enough responses here to know a lot of guys here are red pill. I'm red pill too but what's with this sentiment with you guys that men don't care about a woman's career or how much money she makes? Unless you are in a six figure career where you can take care of a family without much help, a woman's career and education should be a factor you consider especially in California. Low six figures is not even a lot in the Bay Area. What quality of life are you guys planning to have?

Let's say you make $80k a year and your girlfriend is only a waitress making $20k. You want to buy a house? Have kids? Send them to private school? Vacations? Nice car? Day care? You're going to want a woman who is on your level financially.

I get it though why Red Pillers say a woman's career and income isn't impressive to men when choosing a mate. Because the more educated and high powered her career is the more she tends to have the independent woman feminazi attitude that no man wants in a woman. We just like our women feminine and not trying to wear the pants in the relationship.

But the whole "I don't care how much money a woman makes" is misguided.

[radiolibre99]

I think I'd like for my gal to at least be in something tech or medical related. A UX/UI designer or an RN at least. That would make it easier. But of course it doesn't really matter in the end. I'm red pilled enough to where I think I would want to take care of someone.

[jm1982]

Originally Posted by Shane505

So I read enough responses here to know a lot of guys here are red pill. I'm red pill too but what's with this sentiment with you guys that men don't care about a woman's career or how much money she makes? Unless you are in a six figure career where you can take care of a family without much help, a woman's career and education should be a factor you consider especially in California. Low six figures is not even a lot in the Bay Area. What quality of life are you guys planning to have?

Let's say you make $80k a year and your girlfriend is only a waitress making $20k. You want to buy a house? Have kids? Send them to private school? Vacations? Nice car? Day care? You're going to want a woman who is on your level financially.

I get it though why Red Pillers say a woman's career and income isn't impressive to men when choosing a mate. Because the more educated and high powered her career is the more she tends to have the independent woman feminazi attitude that no man wants in a woman. We just like our women feminine and not trying to wear the pants in the relationship.

But the whole "I don't care how much money a woman makes" is misguided.

McDonald's workers working full time make more than $20k a year in la . By 2020 .. around the corner min wage will be $15 .. of course waitresses get tips too . In CA they are paid min wage plus tips .
The laws for tipped employees are different in every state .

[TheFlats]

Originally Posted by Shane505

I get it though why Red Pillers say a woman's career and income isn't impressive to men when choosing a mate.

Yeah lmao because they're babies who are intimidated by high-income women.

Originally Posted by Shane505

Because the more educated and high powered her career is the more she tends to have the independent woman feminazi attitude that no man wants in a woman.

Good, more for me, educated and high-powered is a turn on

[Codederick]

Originally Posted by LuvSouthOC

I hear from all of my younger single/divorced heterosexual male friends: the young women in the LA/OC area have ridiculous expectations and their standards are unrealistic.

Bing, bing, bing, we have a winner! They think Ryan Gosling is a dime a dozen, lol.

[djmanu]

I think Miami is the best when it comes to be a single man, the women are gorgeous there and dating is so easy !!

[Codederick]

Originally Posted by djmanu

I think Miami is the best when it comes to be a single man, the women are gorgeous there and dating is so easy !!

Juicy! I've gotta visit Me-Ah-Me and Atlanta!

[curiousgeorge5]

About 15 years ago, someone told me LA is a good place to be single.

[Codederick]

Originally Posted by curiousgeorge5

About 15 years ago, someone told me LA is a good place to be single.

I heard the same thing from my uncle who moved to Sherman Oaks in '93 and a buddy of mine who cleaned up in the late-90s. Not sure how LA deteriorated so sharply.