Be it how many different questions you guys ask me, i can use the same answer to answer all. My theory is simple, it's you guys that shallow minded enough that can't accept many things in life needs money; it's you guys that shallow minded enough that work hard for more money = materialistic enjoyment; you guys are just too shallow to think that ALL who aim high are only with a purpose - materialistic.
QUOTE(roxxor89 @ Oct 10 2009, 12:34 AM)
Ask yourself this, what are the chances of a rich man bothering to splurge his cash to a super-sexy-chick for an extended period of time if she cant provide even 1/4 of his definition of happiness? (Sex, Servitude, etc)
What are the chances of a rich man staying true and loyal to his girl if she is the fully dedicated wife?
For women:
Regardless of how above average/hot/ms.universe your looks are, your dedication as a women HAS.A.PRICE
For men:
Regardless of how lovely and loyal you are to your girl, you HAVE.A.PRICE
A man's financial status is certainly every women's important focus, however most have unrealistic expectations and fail to measure themselves up to their demands.
Regardless of how much you love your gf, one day your financial is not stable, you are not ready to go for marriage.
QUOTE(spunkberry @ Oct 10 2009, 12:35 AM)
Yeah it is, which is why you failed to understand my sentence. I'm sitting here, incredulous at how blatant your misunderstanding is.
I talked about your changing of word definitions to suit your argument, and you are accusing me of associating levels of maintenance (which is an even bigger load of bullshit) with rich husbands. I did nothing of the sort.
sorry, my english is bad.
but i just want to say your statement seems the same like those shallow thought guys here: aiming for financial capable husband because i want to go for my personal luxury enjoyment, which i have already told you earlier on that for my personal high maintenance would all be on my own, nothing to do with my husband. I want my husband able to bare the expenses if uncertainties happen in future, which this can only be done if he is financial stable.
QUOTE(Deadlocks @ Oct 10 2009, 01:05 AM)
Realism does not equal to maturity for it does not allow grace for fallible beings.
Regardless of how much you love your gf, one day your financial is not stable, you are not ready to go for marriage.
QUOTE(blitzboy @ Oct 10 2009, 01:31 AM)
Demanding for money from others but not willing contribute effort for it. (Similar to stealing or begging)
Mr. A is financial stable because he study and work very hard to earn more and more money. One day, his mother falls sick, urgently. So without hesitation, he sent his mother to the most reputable hospital despite how expensive the medical fee would be.
Mr. B is rich because he study and work very hard to earn more and more money. One day, his mother falls sick, urgently. So without hesitation, he sent his mother to the most reputable hospital despite how expensive the medical fee would be.
Now you tell me, if someone who is self-motivated to earn more and more money, aim high, and he spends his money for his mother for the best, is he wrong? You tell me?
I want my husband able to bare the expenses if uncertainties of family happen in future, which this can only be done if he is financial stable/rich.
QUOTE(Looi @ Oct 10 2009, 02:19 AM)
i m back for more entertainment.
I have highlighted this few pages ago. They couldnt differentiate between sufficient/decent income vs rich. Moorish asked me how rich is consider rich. Perhaps, I can ask my previous kindergarten teacher to teach her how to define rich and how do you use this word in your sentence. Please dont bring in your old chinese mentality to forum lah, mrs housewife.
Some members even asked her education level LMAO~~~
@spunkberry- Leave them some face lah. You are a female, you are supposed to be side with them, like map and other bandwagon trolls. HAHAHA.

Added on October 10, 2009, 2:26 amI always love you spunkberry, I always do.
redduke, they are taking you for a ride again LOL
Ok, i answer your question.
Mr. A is financially sufficient/decent income because he study and work very hard to earn more and more money. One day, his mother falls sick, urgently. So without hesitation, he sent his mother to the most reputable hospital despite how expensive the medical fee would be.
Mr. B is rich because he study and work very hard to earn more and more money. One day, his mother falls sick, urgently. So without hesitation, he sent his mother to the most reputable hospital despite how expensive the medical fee would be.
So you tell me, what is the difference between sufficient/decent income and rich?
Now you tell me, if someone who is self-motivated to earn more and more money, aim high, and he spends his money for his mother for the best, is he wrong? You tell me?
I want my husband able to bare the expenses if uncertainties of family happen in future, which this can only be done if he is financial stable/rich.