"Men need to earn about £50,000 a year before most women consider them to be wealthy and successful. One in ten women have higher expectations, looking for a salary of more than £100,000, according to National Savings and Investments (NS&I). In contrast, men think women on about £42,000 a year tick the wealthy and successful boxes.
However, in reality, men take home an average of £1,490.80 a month compared to women's £1,078.80.
Some 45% of women say they rate a healthy bank balance as their top priority when looking for a partner compared with 22% of men.
They also expect men to have a large stash of ready money to fall back on - £24,000 on average.
Men expect their partner to squirreled away about £15,000."
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It gets harder and harder not to become more misogynistic every day.
Money-grabbing bitches.
Money-grabbing bitches
Blimey. I'm just glad if he's got a pulse, or looks like he might have had one within the last 20 years.johnnyboy wrote:Some 45% of women say they rate a healthy bank balance as their top priority when looking for a partner compared with 22% of men.
They also expect men to have a large stash of ready money to fall back on - £24,000 on average.
I've always had high standards, me.
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Quick shocking to read.
I honestly didn't beleive that there were women who chose ugly men because they have flash cars, but I am told it is true enough.
Money grabbing bitches, indeed.
Are gay men like this? I can't speak for "my people", but I suspect not.
I honestly didn't beleive that there were women who chose ugly men because they have flash cars, but I am told it is true enough.
Money grabbing bitches, indeed.
Are gay men like this? I can't speak for "my people", but I suspect not.
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johnnyboy wrote:"Men need to earn about £50,000 a year before most women consider them to be wealthy and successful. One in ten women have higher expectations, looking for a salary of more than £100,000, according to National Savings and Investments (NS&I). In contrast, men think women on about £42,000 a year tick the wealthy and successful boxes.
However, in reality, men take home an average of £1,490.80 a month compared to women's £1,078.80.
Some 45% of women say they rate a healthy bank balance as their top priority when looking for a partner compared with 22% of men.
They also expect men to have a large stash of ready money to fall back on - £24,000 on average.
Men expect their partner to squirreled away about £15,000."
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It gets harder and harder not to become more misogynistic every day.
Money-grabbing bitches.
Oh what aload of tosh!
I pay such little attention to surveys/polls like this. I can't be asked to click the link. How many people took part for them to come up with this result. I know i didn't and obviously Chinajan and Jenny didn't and if i asked a whole bunch of my girlfriends they'd all say they didn't partake in this survey. Well except 1 maybe but she'd do anything, nothing would surprise me with her.
Mental anxiety, Mental breakdowns, Menstrual cramps, Menopause... Did you ever notice how all our problems begin with Men?
Oh no. I've known at least one, quite disturbing.Gavin Scott wrote:Are gay men like this? I can't speak for "my people", but I suspect not.
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I suppose those most likely to have an eye on someone else's bank balance are the ones least likely to have skills to earn their own money.
So actually I suppose there are lots of people like that around.
So actually I suppose there are lots of people like that around.
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Totally off topic, but doesn't Ashley look like Stacey's new brother, who's joined EastEnders this week?
No! Don't say that, I don't need another "looky-likey" (how do you spell that word?).Nick Harvey wrote:Totally off topic, but doesn't Ashley look like Stacey's new brother, who's joined EastEnders this week?
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ashley b wrote:No! Don't say that, I don't need another "looky-likey" (how do you spell that word?).Nick Harvey wrote:Totally off topic, but doesn't Ashley look like Stacey's new brother, who's joined EastEnders this week?
I wouldn't say that was true of the ones I know, they more just see it as an easier path to gaining that wealth.Gavin Scott wrote:I suppose those most likely to have an eye on someone else's bank balance are the ones least likely to have skills to earn their own money.
So actually I suppose there are lots of people like that around.
*whistle*