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RE: Would you date or marry a woman outside of your socioeconomic class?
If you are looking for a LTR Girl, or a Girl to marry, I would recommend to pick one within the same economic class as yours.
-Girls are attracted to: Ambition, Status, power, drive, masculine energy and Money. If you earn less Money than her dad or ex-Bf she will unconsciously think of you as a lower value man and that she could do better.
-If she's outside of your economic class, she will have other values/morals than you, which implies Trouble and Arguments
-if shes way below you, you are risking to get GOLD DIGGED.
-Personally, if it doesn't come to a Girl which I plan to marry, I care Little about her upbringing or economic class. But maybe that's because I am still in my early 20s.
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jariel
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RE: Would you date or marry a woman outside of your socioeconomic class?
Since male-female partnerships are business, it doesn't make sense to look at said partnerships without a financial lens.
While I don't care if a woman grew up in a certain class, I have to look at how she can contribute to the relationship financially.
I am someone who's from the third world, so while I recognize that it's easy to find someone from there who has commendable qualities that you won't typically find in first world women, if a woman is coming from a place that puts them behind from an economic and educational standpoint, then she will be a dependent until death.
I'm just not interested in being put in a trick bag.
I don't expect her financial contribution to the team to be equal to mine, but I expect there to be some level of contribution.
These days it isn't hard for women to become teachers, nurses, etc. and work in fields where help is always needed, thus a paycheck is always available, so I'll be damned if she just sits at home throughout the day while I'm out grinding.
I just don't think it makes sense to take any woman out of poverty to give her a life of luxury that she can't even contribute to from a dollars standpoint; we need to stop putting on extras on how good she fucks, feeds, and fixes shit, those are goddamn requirements.
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RE: Would you date or marry a woman outside of your socioeconomic class?
(02-28-2016 02:44 PM)johnbozzz Wrote: A somewhat controversial question, I get it, so please read the following below. It's not long:
I'm wondering if any of you guys have had any luck dating outside of your socioeconomic group. I'm not trying to be a jerk by asking, but, at least for me, I've found that girls from middle to upper middle class households are the one girls who I've been able to be truly intimate with in my LTR. I come from a normal upper middle class home (father worked full time, mother was a stay at home mom and hobbyist potter), and we obviously had some privileges, but we were also pretty frugal. I think, if anything, the way I was raised instilled a certain value system in me, especially before puberty, and I've always held thrift, education and responsibility as a few of my priorities.
I've been with a girl who came from considerable wealth, and somehow, her nonchalance about the future put me at ill ease during this relationship. I felt like she was one upping me by virtue of her birth. Similarly, girls from rougher backgrounds have always wanted me to buy them things.
Girls who were comfortable enough to be fun but also somewhat conservative in their lifestyle choices (lower, middle and upper middle class girls), seem to be my best match.
Does anyone else feel the same? Sometimes I feel like an asshole for thinking this, though.
My ex-fiancé's family is wealthy. Her parents, still married after 40+ years, are good people. Pretty conservative, church going, donate to hospitals...that type of people.
I didn't have shit back then, but we got along great. I was truly like a son to them. Money was never an issue. Why? That aside, we were the same type of people. Same ethnic background, same religion, same political views.
I don't know if this answers you, but it's what I have to offer.
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johnbozzz
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RE: Would you date or marry a woman outside of your socioeconomic class?
(03-05-2016 01:47 PM)jayko Wrote: (03-05-2016 01:02 PM)johnbozzz Wrote: (03-05-2016 12:54 PM)jayko Wrote: Son, you can't choose your father, but you can choose your father-in-law, how is that sound to you, OP?
Would be hard to compare most fathers to my old man, seeing as how he's lived a good life and is a red pill man himself. I've actually never met the fathers of any of my past girlfriends.
you are in luck, not everyone has an old man like yours, you have not reach the meet-the-parent stage so far? BTW, do you speak any Russian?
No, I never met the parents. I met the grandparents of one girlfriend, friendly and shockingly young people (for grandparents) and the siblings/cousins of another at an alumni event, but no parents. And no, I do not speak Russian.
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RE: Would you date or marry a woman outside of your socioeconomic class?
(03-05-2016 02:21 PM)johnbozzz Wrote: (03-05-2016 01:47 PM)jayko Wrote: (03-05-2016 01:02 PM)johnbozzz Wrote: (03-05-2016 12:54 PM)jayko Wrote: Son, you can't choose your father, but you can choose your father-in-law, how is that sound to you, OP?
Would be hard to compare most fathers to my old man, seeing as how he's lived a good life and is a red pill man himself. I've actually never met the fathers of any of my past girlfriends.
you are in luck, not everyone has an old man like yours, you have not reach the meet-the-parent stage so far? BTW, do you speak any Russian?
No, I never met the parents. I met the grandparents of one girlfriend, friendly and shockingly young people (for grandparents) and the siblings/cousins of another at an alumni event, but no parents. And no, I do not speak Russian.
older generations tend to marry young in those days. there has been dramatic shift for couple to wed in their late 20s to mid 30s, that explained your shocking, but it wasn't so shocking for them though.
Btw, I guess women tend to marry up, while man don't mind marry down. at the end of the day, social-economy status do play a part if both sides of the family stick to the old believe of "equal class marriage" (the marriage is the affair of two families sort of mentality) other than that, it is more important for couple to share the same common interests, value in life, compatible characters, personalities. those are what contribute to a long lasting marriage.
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RE: Would you date or marry a woman outside of your socioeconomic class?
I would only marry equal or upper class. With a lower girl, I'd always have that "I can do better" feeling whenever I get upper girls eyefucking me. That would make the marriage less enjoyable for me, and she would feel it.
As for upper, I'd definitely go for it. If she's down for it, then she can only bring good things, and give me some extra motivation to go in the upper class.
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John Quincy
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RE: Would you date or marry a woman outside of your socioeconomic class?
(03-04-2016 04:43 PM)jariel Wrote: I just don't think it makes sense to take any woman out of poverty to give her a life of luxury that she can't even contribute to from a dollars standpoint; we need to stop putting on extras on how good she fucks, feeds, and fixes shit, those are goddamn requirements.
This is such an important point and I see more and more guys being totally clueless about it. They don't seem to care at all about whether their girl has any professional skills and/or the ability to maintain a good home. They feel old and simply want to lock someone down quick.
A good friend of mine recently got married for precisely this reason - he didn't want to get left behind. But his wife adds nothing to his life. She doesn't really cook or clean, and she wants to have a kid asap and be a stay-at-home mom. So he has to shoulder everything. To top it off, she started giving him shit, in various ways, a few weeks before the wedding and even on the wedding day.
In short, he has a stressful job, a bitchy wife, and (if all goes according to plan) a kid on the way by the end of the year. Unreal.
But at some level, he only has himself to blame. He is very blue pill. A few days after I came across RVF (in 2014), I told him about it and all the value it adds. But he never bothered to follow up. He thought he knew everything.
I hope it turns out okay for his sake (he is my friend, after all) but I have my doubts.
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RE: Would you date or marry a woman outside of your socioeconomic class?
(03-17-2016 01:12 PM)Orion Wrote: I fit poorly with girls bellow my class. Girls of lower socio-economic status have that tendency to look for a kind of tough street-wise guy who will drag them by the hand around and talk profanities in their presence.
I don't like to act tough nor to drag girls around like my obedient puppies. Once our sessions are over i pretty much like her gone so i can live my own life. And girls of my own class can pretty much figure that out. Lower classes (without trying to sound arrogant at all) simply can't be amused if you are not their Mr. Leather Jacket Tough Guy Clown and that can be irritating.
That being said, no poorer girl ever found any of my wealth least bit of attractive, in my opinion. Actually, they were the quickest to conclude that I'm dull.
I agree with you completely. There is a brand of hot semi-trashy girls that really need a guy with a small creeping neck tattoo that come from a broken home. Money to them is not nearly as important as the projected swagger and smaller more flashy things the guy has like a tricked out car or truck, tattoos, jewelry, thug-like baseball hats and sunglasses, "fresh" kicks and things of that nature.
Usually those guys walk around with their chins 3 or 4 inches higher than normal at almost all times. Working class playboys. As far as DGAF and delusional confidence goes these guys are something to aspire to, no joke can learn alot.
The girls in this camp go off purely feel, looks, and vibe from the guy. Not from banter or worldly knowledge.
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RE: Would you date or marry a woman outside of your socioeconomic class?
(03-18-2016 03:56 PM)Merenguero Wrote: (03-17-2016 01:12 PM)Orion Wrote: That being said, no poorer girl ever found any of my wealth least bit of attractive, in my opinion. Actually, they were the quickest to conclude that I'm dull.
Catch a flight to the Dominican Republic and that will change really fast.
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RE: Would you date or marry a woman outside of your socioeconomic class?
Having done alright for myself, I've come close to dating someone above my socioeconomic status a few times before before (most are inheritance-rich, and I only date my age or younger - older women only get fucktoy status), but most of them and their ilk just seem to be more fucked up than the middle and upper-middle women you see everyday. Plenty of daddy's money to spend on shrinks and unlimited-repeat valium prescriptions. They also seem to be on a perpetual hunt for alpha males that have even more wealth/fame than them... a doomed quest 99% of the time... because the alphas simply don't want the same things, are taken, or aren't alphas. Many of them are too silly to realise it and keep picking 'bad boys' who abuse the hell out of them, and in one sad case I've seen just siphon their cash away.
Dating lower than your socioeconomic class can be a mixed bag, too. Like everyone says, you can get gold diggers or women that have the intelligence and personality of a plank, but there is also a third type; the rare, old-fashioned girl from a working class family who understands that you are a hell of a catch, and will literally do anything to keep you happy. She may not be the smartest girl nor have the biggest paycheck, but she will take care of herself and want to take care of you. If you can find one of these that looks after herself and acts like a lady, I see no issue in dating/LTR/marrying a lower socioeconomic class. They're often easier (and more willing) to train in the art of being a good woman and/or mother, and will follow your lead as the man of the house.
In my experience, it gets easier as you go down the spectrum, from higher to equal to lower. The trick is in identifying the right ones at every level, keeping frame and staying in charge, and making sure household resource management is your responsibility and no-one else's.
If it weren't for the family courts and divorce laws designed to fuck men over, I'd likely have married one of those lower-socioeconomic third type girls by now.
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