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You know, I never ever in my life met anybody who says "I only go out with men who have at least a 100k income." Definitely nobody would say this to a man. It's just a hidden thing that comes out once she sees the opportunity to acquire these.
Also, let's not act like going for wealth is just a different kind of value. It's not value, it's materialism. Of course we need to satisfy our material needs, but it's just an instinct instead of a value. Only non-material things can have true value, objects can only have physical value. And financial security has not much to do with luxury.
I'm not arguing, it's just getting more and more annoying when I have to see these women enjoying an unbelievably high standard of life which they did not work for, only because they go for rich men. I think these women are worse than prostitutes: they sell their body AND SOUL for cash. And they pretend like it's the most normal thing because "it's a different kind of value". Society should marginalize and condemn these "values" instead of legitimizing them.
Also, let's not act like going for wealth is just a different kind of value. It's not value, it's materialism. Of course we need to satisfy our material needs, but it's just an instinct instead of a value. Only non-material things can have true value, objects can only have physical value. And financial security has not much to do with luxury.
I'm not arguing, it's just getting more and more annoying when I have to see these women enjoying an unbelievably high standard of life which they did not work for, only because they go for rich men. I think these women are worse than prostitutes: they sell their body AND SOUL for cash. And they pretend like it's the most normal thing because "it's a different kind of value". Society should marginalize and condemn these "values" instead of legitimizing them.