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Black Star
Licking pussy is better than licking ice cream
I would take the money and then spend time volunteering for an organization...ya know, trying to make a difference in this cruel world and all. Give hope to the hopeless, power to the powerless, all that good stuff.
By the way, try not to use numbers for letters in your posts, tjay. They're kind of strict on grammar on this message board, which is for the better.
By the way, try not to use numbers for letters in your posts, tjay. They're kind of strict on grammar on this message board, which is for the better.
No because it isn't my money and I wouldn't feel right about spending it. I would still want to work so I could contribute, and I think hard work gives you things other than a paycheck. I would tell her to keep her money separate as far as using it, that way she can spend it on whatever she wants because it's hers. I wouldn't want to go and buy a bunch of luxury items off of somebody else’s hard work, and hopefully I could take care of my needs or we could take care of the family’s needs together.
TallCowboy
This spot is for sale!
I would quit my job ..but then I will Get bored.....so I will take a hobby....maybe Pro Golf...naw...being a porn star....naw...i would have to find something to do....
Rattrap
Doesn't feed trolls and would appreciate it if you
I suppose it would depend on the relationship, for me. I'm getting to the point in mine now that I'm starting to think of 'my money' and 'her money' less than just 'our money'. So in our case, if she struck it rich all of a sudden, I certainly wouldn't have any problem.
On the other hand, I wouldn't go about mooching off of somebody I'd just started dating. Just because...I wouldn't want to get used to it. Because then you're in trouble when the relationship falls through.
On the other hand, I wouldn't go about mooching off of somebody I'd just started dating. Just because...I wouldn't want to get used to it. Because then you're in trouble when the relationship falls through.
boobs_lover
Really has done a gear shift
i will quit my job i will fuck her 12times a day 
Member2019
1,000 posts to go for my own user title!
Ah, no ... marry a poor, but driven woman ...
I have dated many affluent women, most from high income families, only one independently wealthy (inheritence). But I married a woman from a very poor family.
The affluent women had horrendous spending habits, habits that would sack us if we were tied financially. And I'm not one to let parents help us, and even then, it wasn't exactly easy for them. The independently wealthy woman had a completely warped sense of economics -- the type the classic "that's because you have it" line from The Aviator fits nicely.
I met my wife when she was 19, putting herself through school. She was far more mature, far more responsible and extremely thrifty with her money. She was very intelligent and very driven, wanted to make a name for herself. And that she has.
Beautiful, sexually adept, intelligent, dedicated and extremely low maintenence.
It's rare you'll find a woman who is "independently wealthy." And most of them have attitudes and views that would seriously conflict with mine. Most other women are just from high income families and assume the same rate of spending when you get with them.
Most extremely rare is a woman who has made herself and acquired wealth on her own, and she's going to be older (it takes time for this to happen). I think far too many people live in this fantasy world that Hollywood has created. These women are about 1 in 100,000, and 40+. I've only met one woman who was a self-made that had more than $250,000/annual income due to having over $25M wealth by age 30, and she still worked her butt off.
My wife is on-track to exceed my money making potential in 5 years and will definitely acquire such a salary that is far more stable than my consulting endeavors. No, it won't be more than maybe $80,000/year. So we'll never stop working, but I might be able to work only 3-6 months out of the year and not have anything to worry about. You really have to have $10M in investments to "live off of normally."
We definitely won't be wealthy, we're just slowly, but surely, acquiring income -- aimpoint is $1M by age 60, $2M would be nicer. And that's because we drive old cars, have a small house and invest, invest and invest more. People who make half as much as we do spend 3-4x as much on their cars and houses, and I don't feel one bit sorry for them. We've put $100,000 in investments after 10 years, not including the equity in our home. It's much harder to put aside $10,000/year than you think -- especially when you have 100% of your insurance (self-employed), absolutely no federal/state provided benefits (zilch, nada, zip), etc...
I married a thrifty woman. And most of them are the ones that came from poor families, but were far more driven to not to be poor or blame others for their own misfortunes. That's my wife, right there!
I have dated many affluent women, most from high income families, only one independently wealthy (inheritence). But I married a woman from a very poor family.
The affluent women had horrendous spending habits, habits that would sack us if we were tied financially. And I'm not one to let parents help us, and even then, it wasn't exactly easy for them. The independently wealthy woman had a completely warped sense of economics -- the type the classic "that's because you have it" line from The Aviator fits nicely.
I met my wife when she was 19, putting herself through school. She was far more mature, far more responsible and extremely thrifty with her money. She was very intelligent and very driven, wanted to make a name for herself. And that she has.
Beautiful, sexually adept, intelligent, dedicated and extremely low maintenence.
It's rare you'll find a woman who is "independently wealthy." And most of them have attitudes and views that would seriously conflict with mine. Most other women are just from high income families and assume the same rate of spending when you get with them.
Most extremely rare is a woman who has made herself and acquired wealth on her own, and she's going to be older (it takes time for this to happen). I think far too many people live in this fantasy world that Hollywood has created. These women are about 1 in 100,000, and 40+. I've only met one woman who was a self-made that had more than $250,000/annual income due to having over $25M wealth by age 30, and she still worked her butt off.
My wife is on-track to exceed my money making potential in 5 years and will definitely acquire such a salary that is far more stable than my consulting endeavors. No, it won't be more than maybe $80,000/year. So we'll never stop working, but I might be able to work only 3-6 months out of the year and not have anything to worry about. You really have to have $10M in investments to "live off of normally."
We definitely won't be wealthy, we're just slowly, but surely, acquiring income -- aimpoint is $1M by age 60, $2M would be nicer. And that's because we drive old cars, have a small house and invest, invest and invest more. People who make half as much as we do spend 3-4x as much on their cars and houses, and I don't feel one bit sorry for them. We've put $100,000 in investments after 10 years, not including the equity in our home. It's much harder to put aside $10,000/year than you think -- especially when you have 100% of your insurance (self-employed), absolutely no federal/state provided benefits (zilch, nada, zip), etc...
I married a thrifty woman. And most of them are the ones that came from poor families, but were far more driven to not to be poor or blame others for their own misfortunes. That's my wife, right there!
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calpoon
Yes, I bribed and cheated to get this far
It would depend on what she did to get that money. Being that I would only want to spend my life with someone who was like me, the circumstances in which i'd be willing to take money and that matched with the abilty to make a lot of it would be a pretty short list.
also I can't help but feel like there is a degree of disassociation when it comes to the idea of working. This is because in our society there is pratically no one that actually has to work for a living. If you know what I mean, and you can tell the difference between working for a living and working for money, then you will understand why I hate having a job, but why I don't mind working- and why the two are seperate in my mind.
also I can't help but feel like there is a degree of disassociation when it comes to the idea of working. This is because in our society there is pratically no one that actually has to work for a living. If you know what I mean, and you can tell the difference between working for a living and working for money, then you will understand why I hate having a job, but why I don't mind working- and why the two are seperate in my mind.
Baal
Piss off - I'm wanking
I always tell my wife that I am working towards being in a position where work is a choice for her, not a necessity. I dont care if she works or not, I just want her to feel like she doesn't have to for us to live well.
On the flip side, I know a guy who sold his soul to a 45 yo women at the age of 20-something for a platinum watch, a D'lorean and a posh townhouse - I went and visited him once - dude was wearing an apron!!!!
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
On the flip side, I know a guy who sold his soul to a 45 yo women at the age of 20-something for a platinum watch, a D'lorean and a posh townhouse - I went and visited him once - dude was wearing an apron!!!!
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
pussypoppa
Pussy, pussy, where are you?
i wouldnt, id rather work and make my own money and have that comfort that if i get fired, i could live on his/her money
LordVader66
I smell PUSSY!
I would, but I would still do something with my time. I am a history major and would enjoy doing something in historic preservation. Although there is not a great deal of money in that it is enough to support my habits and interests.
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