for sale
The idea is to meet the ideal man, who shares your same interests and goals. Oh, and who just so happens to be rich and got the bucks.
These girls are in their 20's and have the looks, and the experience, the guys are looking for. Are the guys asking to see your financial score? No, they explained. They were honest and said they didn't have a lot of resources yet. Of course the men, older and already in their careers, have much more detailed financial sheets. It was explained to me that the men are carefully screened for having made good decisions and not being deadbeats (money wise that is).
One girl is very beautiful but not 'endowed' with a bust line. I asked if she only got to meet men of a certain income? The bigger the bust, or the younger the woman, the higher level of man she got to meet. In fact, the men can be screened according to financial status, just being careful to understand that you're competing with other women (who share the same spiritual interests) that have 'things' (body and experience) to offer a man.
Now, that said. Wouldn't they be hurt and offended if a man looked at them based upon money and looks? No, apparently not. They were truthful, they have no money (but do have pictures of them in cheerleader uniforms expressing, uhhh? ) and all they have is similar interests.
I hear women, talk to women, including older (more mature) women who while they still have something a man wants from them, are desperately searching for "Mr.Right" but, who happens to have lots of money, won't demand a lot from them (i.e.sex) and who is older. He's raised his children, needs a trophy wife and her children are someone else's problem. It may sound like a broad net, but its not, not really.
Women are seeking trophy husbands, qualified by the money they can spend on them, trading it for sex. I'm shocked!!! No, but what does shock me is, the women denying it, that they're trading themselves, selling what's between their legs and the last one or two or three years of their looks, for money. The guy must have money. 'I've already worked and struggled' I was told, now she wants money.
If the men are shopping, and paying, then I asked 'what happens when they trade you in for a younger wetter model?' The answer? Cash settlement, alimony, or (like one woman in her 40's, before everything slips further) 'he's older, and maybe we'll have 20 good years'. Meaning, he's in his 60's at least, not a lot of sexual duty, she can cheat easily, and he won't be shopping for pussy much longer. Then she'll inherit as much of the estate as she can endear herself too.
All of this begs one question, 'where is love and happiness and being full of someone in your heart?' My so very naive statement is based on this, 'if you're using money money money for a qualifier then you are not open to love, you're not faithful (some have proved this point) and you're in the worlds oldest profession.
My mother still says 'just as easy to fall for a man with money, rather than a poor one'. Still says it, although my dad (she's the love of his life) wasn't a rich man. He worked hard and took care of her. See the thing is, the guys with money money money, they fucked and left. They got their fill and since they were paying for it, bought it somewhere else.
Shouldn't love, sharing a life be based on something besides 'size'? (Size of the bank account!)
No. No one wants to struggle or have to scrimp. We all want homes, vacations and certainly things to play with and things that are an expense. But what happens when you 'I've already been through that. Building and working' and you leave anyway, for more money?
Since the guy is paying for you, he must care about you? Right? After all, he's invested between your legs and wants to protect it. Right? Or will he just buy another, tighter, wetter one? Hmmm? )
Funny thing is, most of these women find themselves dumped, never happy or they fall for a guy who fucks great, but has no money.
