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Now you are being just silly and showing a bit of ignorance.
If you don't want a woman to judge you based on your income level it's hardly fair to judge any woman on hers
I don't mean to offend anyone. But I choose who I pursue or not even if my decision is just based on financial succes, I'm the one putting myself at risk. Not her.
I am of the oppinion that the one with more money/succes should do the pursuing. But thats not what I wanted to discuss in this thread, so that will be the final thing I say on the matter.
I don’t think there is a minimum set number that determines if you are good marriage material or not but pretty much as long as you earn more than the girl you are seeing. Women, generally speaking, are interested in men who are above their level or at the very least their own but not below. And there are exceptions as well of course.
I earn 48k per year, I could potentially earn more in the future like up to 55-60k... But I doub't anymore than that.
I am a blue collar worker, I am not the academic type. I went to community college to learn my trade(welding) so I do have some college experience although it was only 6 months. This is what I want to do. Am I succesful enough?
I would never pursue a more succesful woman who earns more money, but I do realise that blue collar working class guys are not as attractive for the average woman as a white collar office type worker. Just curious about womens view on this. What would you say is the minimum a man has to earn for you to be in a relationship with him?
And no, I'm not suggesting women only care about money. But I do realise that having a good job is important. And I'm not sure if mine qualifies as a good job in womens oppinion.
this is not meant personally, or as a jab, but this is the kinda thing I mean when I say people make life more complicated than it needs to be, & more complicated than it should be...
my POV on your topic: first, I don't see how or why a person's income level is relevant... if a person has a job they like & they pay their bills, in my opinion that's all there is to it.
second, though, the all-inclusive term 'relationship'-- my POV is if you're not married to someone or clearly heading in that direction, your income is none of their business.
The minimum a guy has to earn is my respect. If you can also make me laugh and challenge me mentally - then you've got one foot in the door. If you are proud of what you do for a living and take pride in it - even better.
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