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Hi Eric! Thanks for your reply.
Just to clarify--I asked about PROFESSIONAL and PERSONAL achievments, which are not always equivalent to making a lot of money. Btw, Hugo mentioned already that "he was not a millioner, however, he had a rich inner world." I wonder, what exactly makes him think that his inner world is "rich."
E.g, maybe he founded a non-profit that has helped people in need, maybe he volunteers in a shelter for animals, cleans the World Ocean from plastic garbage, or has written a wonderful book, or build a school in a rural village in Sierra Leone. Something, huh?
To answer your question regarding my personal life:
No, I was not born in the US. I moved here a little over a year ago. My husband is an American, he is 5 years older than me. He is not rich at all, but he's very hard-working, handsome, open-minded, and respectful. We are on the same page, share the same values, and have the same outlook at the important aspects of life. I was looking for a partner, not a "sugar daddy."
I hope, your curiousity is satisfied.
Just to clarify--I asked about PROFESSIONAL and PERSONAL achievments, which are not always equivalent to making a lot of money. Btw, Hugo mentioned already that "he was not a millioner, however, he had a rich inner world." I wonder, what exactly makes him think that his inner world is "rich."
E.g, maybe he founded a non-profit that has helped people in need, maybe he volunteers in a shelter for animals, cleans the World Ocean from plastic garbage, or has written a wonderful book, or build a school in a rural village in Sierra Leone. Something, huh?
To answer your question regarding my personal life:
No, I was not born in the US. I moved here a little over a year ago. My husband is an American, he is 5 years older than me. He is not rich at all, but he's very hard-working, handsome, open-minded, and respectful. We are on the same page, share the same values, and have the same outlook at the important aspects of life. I was looking for a partner, not a "sugar daddy."
I hope, your curiousity is satisfied.