women with trust funds are likely annoying. I'll pass.
u are an ass but u know the point i was making..there's always an exception to the rule .. maybe not where you are though Quote from: Statistic on December 16, 2007, 05:18:24 PMwomen with trust funds are likely annoying. I'll pass.
Quote from: blk_reign on December 16, 2007, 05:27:03 PM u are an ass but u know the point i was making..there's always an exception to the rule .. maybe not where you are though Quote from: Statistic on December 16, 2007, 05:18:24 PMwomen with trust funds are likely annoying. I'll pass.I don't get this.
So is there some high society dating network amongst young urban professional where you all plan to get your equals?? Based on what I am hearing there is a strong likelihood you all will not date folks that earn a fraction of your income. Is money so important that you would be willing to forego a perfectly good handsome educated man that makes half what you make in order to hedge a potential loss from you being out of work? That specifically is addressing MDlaw statement. I mean from what I here sistagirl you would rather be with a herb making equal money than a stud making 50K a year.
Quote from: UNAS on December 16, 2007, 07:49:27 PMSo is there some high society dating network amongst young urban professional where you all plan to get your equals?? Based on what I am hearing there is a strong likelihood you all will not date folks that earn a fraction of your income. Is money so important that you would be willing to forego a perfectly good handsome educated man that makes half what you make in order to hedge a potential loss from you being out of work? That specifically is addressing MDlaw statement. I mean from what I here sistagirl you would rather be with a herb making equal money than a stud making 50K a year.by the same token, would you not date someone who seems compatible just because she makes vastly more than you and your ego would take a hit by not following society's male as bread winner paradigm?it goes both ways.i'm sure that MD did not mean that she just wouldn't date someone who may seem compatible just because of a huge income difference. however, she's being realistic in that both parties--whether the man is making more or vice versa-- may become uncomfortable later.i was watching Never Scared last night and even CR mentioned this---if the girl makes less, she's all like "i hate this poo, i wanna make decisions to, you're not my daddy, i don't need you to take care of me". if the girl makes more "you broke mofo, i'm tired of making decisions, i want someone to take care of me". vast money differences may cause issues no matter who in the relationship is making more---its about picking the right person and discussing all of this b4 and knowing what you are getting into.
Quote from: Miss Celies Blues on December 16, 2007, 07:59:40 PMQuote from: UNAS on December 16, 2007, 07:49:27 PMSo is there some high society dating network amongst young urban professional where you all plan to get your equals?? Based on what I am hearing there is a strong likelihood you all will not date folks that earn a fraction of your income. Is money so important that you would be willing to forego a perfectly good handsome educated man that makes half what you make in order to hedge a potential loss from you being out of work? That specifically is addressing MDlaw statement. I mean from what I here sistagirl you would rather be with a herb making equal money than a stud making 50K a year.by the same token, would you not date someone who seems compatible just because she makes vastly more than you and your ego would take a hit by not following society's male as bread winner paradigm?it goes both ways.i'm sure that MD did not mean that she just wouldn't date someone who may seem compatible just because of a huge income difference. however, she's being realistic in that both parties--whether the man is making more or vice versa-- may become uncomfortable later.i was watching Never Scared last night and even CR mentioned this---if the girl makes less, she's all like "i hate this poo, i wanna make decisions to, you're not my daddy, i don't need you to take care of me". if the girl makes more "you broke mofo, i'm tired of making decisions, i want someone to take care of me". vast money differences may cause issues no matter who in the relationship is making more---its about picking the right person and discussing all of this b4 and knowing what you are getting into.Look I consider all of you my friends. In the spirit of brotherhood and friendship, if money is getting in the way of any of your relationships...please send me the excess dough. I'll be happy to fix that problem for you.
MCB really ought to be studying for her contracts final.
Quote from: Galt on December 16, 2007, 08:03:48 PMQuote from: Miss Celies Blues on December 16, 2007, 07:59:40 PMQuote from: UNAS on December 16, 2007, 07:49:27 PMSo is there some high society dating network amongst young urban professional where you all plan to get your equals?? Based on what I am hearing there is a strong likelihood you all will not date folks that earn a fraction of your income. Is money so important that you would be willing to forego a perfectly good handsome educated man that makes half what you make in order to hedge a potential loss from you being out of work? That specifically is addressing MDlaw statement. I mean from what I here sistagirl you would rather be with a herb making equal money than a stud making 50K a year.by the same token, would you not date someone who seems compatible just because she makes vastly more than you and your ego would take a hit by not following society's male as bread winner paradigm?it goes both ways.i'm sure that MD did not mean that she just wouldn't date someone who may seem compatible just because of a huge income difference. however, she's being realistic in that both parties--whether the man is making more or vice versa-- may become uncomfortable later.i was watching Never Scared last night and even CR mentioned this---if the girl makes less, she's all like "i hate this poo, i wanna make decisions to, you're not my daddy, i don't need you to take care of me". if the girl makes more "you broke mofo, i'm tired of making decisions, i want someone to take care of me". vast money differences may cause issues no matter who in the relationship is making more---its about picking the right person and discussing all of this b4 and knowing what you are getting into.Look I consider all of you my friends. In the spirit of brotherhood and friendship, if money is getting in the way of any of your relationships...please send me the excess dough. I'll be happy to fix that problem for you. i didn't say it WOULD get in the way (especially with me)...i said it could--but it's about knowing yourself and the person who you want to be withQuoteMCB really ought to be studying for her contracts final.i am, i am!!!
Quote from: Miss Celies Blues on December 16, 2007, 08:05:29 PMQuote from: Galt on December 16, 2007, 08:03:48 PMQuote from: Miss Celies Blues on December 16, 2007, 07:59:40 PMQuote from: UNAS on December 16, 2007, 07:49:27 PMSo is there some high society dating network amongst young urban professional where you all plan to get your equals?? Based on what I am hearing there is a strong likelihood you all will not date folks that earn a fraction of your income. Is money so important that you would be willing to forego a perfectly good handsome educated man that makes half what you make in order to hedge a potential loss from you being out of work? That specifically is addressing MDlaw statement. I mean from what I here sistagirl you would rather be with a herb making equal money than a stud making 50K a year.by the same token, would you not date someone who seems compatible just because she makes vastly more than you and your ego would take a hit by not following society's male as bread winner paradigm?it goes both ways.i'm sure that MD did not mean that she just wouldn't date someone who may seem compatible just because of a huge income difference. however, she's being realistic in that both parties--whether the man is making more or vice versa-- may become uncomfortable later.i was watching Never Scared last night and even CR mentioned this---if the girl makes less, she's all like "i hate this poo, i wanna make decisions to, you're not my daddy, i don't need you to take care of me". if the girl makes more "you broke mofo, i'm tired of making decisions, i want someone to take care of me". vast money differences may cause issues no matter who in the relationship is making more---its about picking the right person and discussing all of this b4 and knowing what you are getting into.Look I consider all of you my friends. In the spirit of brotherhood and friendship, if money is getting in the way of any of your relationships...please send me the excess dough. I'll be happy to fix that problem for you. i didn't say it WOULD get in the way (especially with me)...i said it could--but it's about knowing yourself and the person who you want to be withQuoteMCB really ought to be studying for her contracts final.i am, i am!!!No you MCB! I have a dirty habit of just replying to the previous post whether or not it is relevant to what i'm saying.
Quote from: Galt on December 16, 2007, 08:06:29 PMNo you MCB! I have a dirty habit of just replying to the previous post whether or not it is relevant to what i'm saying.so you would be opposed to her sending you money?Quote from: Miss Celies Blues on December 16, 2007, 08:05:29 PMQuoteMCB really ought to be studying for her contracts final.i am, i am!!!good. now i just need to get that tom kid in line.
No you MCB! I have a dirty habit of just replying to the previous post whether or not it is relevant to what i'm saying.
QuoteMCB really ought to be studying for her contracts final.i am, i am!!!