I view young women who marry old rich men as prostitutes

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Young women (like in their 20s or 30s) who marry old men (like in their 60s to 80s), and vice versa, are so blatantly doing it for the money. Like there's absolutely no chance that marriage would go ahead if that man wasn't rich. I think it's so pathetic on the part of the man, it's ridiculous. It's the most obvious open secret that she doesn't give a fuck about him really, if he lost it all she'd be gone instantly. So she's essentially a permanent live-in prostitute.

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  • litelander8
    2 years ago

    Why do you care?

    Sounds like you’re jealous women aren’t into you so you’re blaming it on money.

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  • olderdude-xx
    2 years ago

    I'd disagree with your generalization. Yes some are like that. But many others see the relationship as a chance to be mentored by someone with a lot of knowledge in a certain area.

    I've personally met several ladies who did this and their older gentleman assisted them in learning how to set up their own successful business...

    I've also met a few where the older gentleman cared for the younger lady better than anyone ever had emotionally and respectfully. The younger lady fell in love with that emotional connection and how they are treated as a person; and isn't that the core of a real love story?

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    • Lusty-Argonian
      2 years ago

      Exactly! Older men are better in every way in most occasions. More passionate and appreciative in the bedroom, far more fu. To talk to. More respectful and my personal favorite the stories. I love hearing the stories from their past.

      You just don't find that I'm guys my age at least I havent

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      • olderdude-xx
        2 years ago

        I do understand....

        If you are somewhat local to me... I'll buy the coffee or similar.

        No guarantees on if anything works.

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        • Lusty-Argonian
          2 years ago

          I actually used to live in Michigan but that was a little over 2 years ago, I appreciate the offer though

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  • kelili
    2 years ago

    People choose to be with other people for reasons and that reason might well be a better standard of living and financial security. It's not because we do not understand the choice that it is bad. And I think that these relationship are not that bad. The richer and older gets the companionship of someone young and very often fun and the younger one gets the stability that maybe he/she has lacked.
    And maybe they are in love, maybe they really are. But whatever their reason if they aren't personally complaining about it then we should live and let live.

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  • Lusty-Argonian
    2 years ago

    I mean I in my 20s and genuinely into older men. I'd date someone in their 60s 100%

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  • Somenormie
    2 years ago

    So if I marry older women will that make me a prostitute?

    Seriously speaking your logic is quite confusing.

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  • 1WeirdGuy
    2 years ago

    Thats like complaining that women who marry attractive guys only do it because they're attractive. And if that man became less attractive they would leave him.

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  • DADNSCAL
    2 years ago

    It’s not fair to judge all of them that way. I’ve known young women that prefer the company of older gentlemen because young guys are too crass and always have something to prove. Even though the money and security is a big factor. Likewise, older wealthy men know that she’s in it for his money and don’t mind. They like having an arm ornament and figure they might as well enjoy their last years,

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