men like that just wanna have their cake and it eat it too...they want the yooung sexy chick with the big...wellll....anyway, and they don't want to have to buy her dinner. That ain't happenin' ... not with Barbie, not with any woman really. Women are not money grubbers but many do not like stingy men....It's torture to get involved with a man who has a money "attitude" and therefore no clue how to behave like a gentleman.

pffft your heart lies where your money goes....if u claim to love her, it better be on her

I don't think money really defines a person. I've known people for years who went through times of having money and having empty pockets. They were the same people regardless.

I've had times where I was doing all right financially and times when money was pretty tight. I may be constrained at times by the contents of my bank account, but I refuse to be defined by that. And yes, there's a difference between the two concepts.

I am made up of my personality, talents, intellect, attitudes and other qualities that are unique to me as an individual. Finances are much more volatile, prone to the ups and downs of the external economy over which we as individuals have no personal control. Therefore, they really aren't a reliable indicator of a person's intrinsic value.

really?
my exwife is not a sexy chick with the big...wellll.... she is an incredible woman who gave me 15 of the best years of my life and two beautiful children that i love more than life itself.

Maybe nobody. I was asking you.

You say it’s a fact that no woman will date a man with no money. I was asking if it’s possible that YOU only have experience with that kind of woman because that’s what you are attracted to. Barbie was merely an example of a type of high maintenance woman who might only date a man with money.

I'm actually more likely to date the stingy one.

That's lovely! But you don't believe she would have dated you if you had no money?

money does buy nudie magazines and i do love those

What's 50 grand to a motha****a like me, can you please remind me,
(Ball so hard) This **** Crazy!

Taking notes

will date stingy ones
cute
aware of scammers
on to manO's tricks
doesn't take krupa serious

nice nice, keep going

Silly man!

I don't think money is the end all, be all. I think it is important to be financially secure, but it needs to be about the couple, how they feel about each other, not what one or the other does or does not have. I've dated when I was financially stable, and I've dated when I was broke. I've had girlfriends who were better off financially than I was, and I've had girlfriends who were only in it for the money I would spend on them. I tend to be one of those, "It doesn't matter what we do, just as long as we're together". It can be a night on the town, or it can be getting a warm blanket, lying on the grass and staring up at the stars. Just as long as we're together, enjoying each other's company.

I will take a good woman over 'Barbie' anyday, because together we can make money happen.

i didn't have much money when we met. i was just out of grad school, paying off student loans and just starting my career. maybe i need to rethink what i said. since i started dating again, that's all i meet are women who want to know how much money i have and why i'm not making more. a lot of my single friends and coworkers have the same complaint.

I get it. People may have grown more toward materialism in the days since your marriage, but there are still women out there who don’t measure life with a price gun.

Try to look at it as if the women you’ve dated so far are going to make you appreciate the non- materialistic woman you end up with all the more.

Just be sure to scoop her up before one of your co-workers wins her over.