Jul 20 2025, 11:27 AM
QUOTE(Takudan @ Jun 19 2025, 04:18 PM)
Lemme try to break it down:
Generally speaking,
⬆️ Corporate ladder = ⬆️ Income
Girl POV:
See man ⬆️ Income = ⬆️ Attraction
Replace the equation...
See man ⬆️ corporate ladder = ⬆️ attraction
Man POV:
See woman ⬆️ Income ≠ ⬆️ Attraction
You get the rest...
I think you may not see the connection, perhaps because you think women climbing corporate ladder is not necessarily associated with money, but perhaps just a sense of achievement in general. In that case, you're right it's unfair, but society often works in collective thinking / stereotypes so there tends to be a skewed perception between men vs women in this context.
it's not about unfair , it's about whether a guy benefits from that.Generally speaking,
⬆️ Corporate ladder = ⬆️ Income
Girl POV:
See man ⬆️ Income = ⬆️ Attraction
Replace the equation...
See man ⬆️ corporate ladder = ⬆️ attraction
Man POV:
See woman ⬆️ Income ≠ ⬆️ Attraction
You get the rest...
I think you may not see the connection, perhaps because you think women climbing corporate ladder is not necessarily associated with money, but perhaps just a sense of achievement in general. In that case, you're right it's unfair, but society often works in collective thinking / stereotypes so there tends to be a skewed perception between men vs women in this context.
When a girl gets a rich guy , their lifestyles get an upgrade, better house, better vacations, more money from husband etc.
The girl gets a status boost, security upgrade, lifestyle upgrade and in fact i was looking at an article that top 60% of richest women got their money through divorce.
When a guy gets a rich girl, the girl will say my money is my money, your money is your money, the guys lifestyle does not get an upgrade,
the girl has a much higher chance of feeling resentful, start belittle and disrespectful of the bf/husband.
So technically there's no benefit for the guy.
This post has been edited by Drian: Jul 20 2025, 12:29 PM
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