Single women - would you want this lifestyle? (husband, younger, sex)
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He's basically perfect for you in every way. But to be with him, you have to be a "trophy wife" and not a "career woman" or even a "working woman".
Would you want to marry such a man?
While this could be fun for some women the shelf life is probably 10 years at best, before a newer model would be needed. Anybody would would make their spouse's only responsibility to be their appearance, is probably one manipulative person. While on the surface the perks may seem appealing to some, imagine how much of a control you are giving up to that person. And what would you do once your expiration date begins to show? Do you really believe that anyone who wants a trophy wife would spend the rest of their life with her? He only says that to get you to sign the prenup
Hmmm this reminds me of a huge red flag I had years ago...
I was maybe 15 years old, dating a guy mid 20s...
He was obsessed with me....
We had intense chemistry together..Everything was so right with us....
One night, we were laying down together & he had tears in his eyes.....
I asked why are you crying, & his response was
"you're going to change...grow up....the world is going to change who you are right now"
I don't wanna be with someone who can't handle change, who can't accept it as a natural progression of life.
Been there, done that
The scenario you describe sounds like a creep trying to preserve someone....
That's disturbing....
I'd love to hear what the rationale is from the handful of women who voted "yes". (If in fact they're actually women, that is.)
Before I voted "no", I thought I would marry a guy like that, why not. I'd save up all the money he gives me, make him buy me expensive vehicle (registered on my name), I'd have fun with him, travel all the places I want, invest in some expensive jewelry, and then leave him...
But then again, it doesn't really worth it if you think about it. It's a waste of time you could be spending with someone who does care about you. Life isn't about money. If it were it would be pointless.
no woman should want to be a part of this, but unfortunately i can see this happening
i mean hell, you see what women resort to during allstar weekend every year
a bunch of skeezers plotting to get pregnant by ANY ball player in order to be set for life. All they need to do is find a guy like the one you described in that scenario and they can avoid the whole baby-couthouse-child support-$50k/mo scheme
I don't see how this man could be "perfect" for me in every way. In my perfect life, I eat what I want, exercise when I feel like it and if I wasn't working, I'd be taking frequent long road trips to areas where I could write in peace and take long hikes with my dog. Alone.
The scenario you are describing is my idea of hell on earth. I'd probably stab him with a nail file out of irritation.
Who actually wants to keep working 40+ hours a week(longer if you include commute times, getting ready to work) at a job that most people tolerate? Most people IRL do not have a job they love AND that pays well. Why would anyone want to submit themselves to backstabbing co-workers and a job that offers no job security? Everything is okay when you are young and let go. Try being much older and unemployed seeking work that will pay a respectable wage compared to your previous employer. It's not easy.
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