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David, I think the one who is a dreamer is you. And this phrase about Russian-Korean couple, gods and goddesses sounds like a joke, really. In my life I am not in a state to accept such jokes, for me it's not funny. If I dream of something it doesn't mean reality has something to do with it. I can't form reality the way you think as I am not a man or a woman with status. Men consider themselves to be hunters (you said yourself) and they want the best. As I have a realistic view I see I am far from being ideal conserning age, character, location and social position, but I also want the best, so I will stay where I am, is better like that. In nowdays few if any at all value mind (intelligence), heart, attitude, people nowadays are after other things in life (looks and money) and became more cruel to each other so to say. That is why I don't blame that man from Norway that married a woman 30 years younger (this is life) and also which had business as I understood. But sometimes it hurts because there are many women of his age that would deserve that (I speak in general), that didn't have a business but were also worthy.