Neser Boha
upgrade your gray matter
It's really weird when women speak about money... because I've never ever put money into the equation and never considered money as a man's asset or a plus... Maybe I'm the weird one. But then, there are not many young men with a lot of money... and the ones that are in their twenties and have a lot of money are a bit suspect to me. If it's daddy's money, a little trust fund boyos don't impress me a tiny bit.. as a matter of fact, I'd rather take a hard-working young man with hardly any money over a trust fund bitchboy with the peter pan complex... any day and night. Also, it's very easy making a bank working as a DJ in a strip joint... and you don't need any college degree for that... again, not interested. I'll take the construction-worker that's paying his way through college over some sleezo.
I know, I'm too class conscious. Oh well... Sticking with the underdog no matter what
I was joking neser. When I met my husband, he was making $10 an hour as a construction worker. And he's tall and funny with good teeth. But he was ambitious and smart and now owns his own business.
Being rich is not the key to happiness; but I imagine being dirt poor sucks.
I know you weren't being serious... but I have heard way too many women making money the deciding factor - or at least a very important one... which rubs me the wrong way and I wanted to address that here.
Good for you, btw
And being dirt poor is actually very good for character-building... when you have work your way up.
)... everytime they wanted to piss me off they performed the most drawly southern accent you could imagine (one was from Louisiana, the other from southern Georgia) ... You don't get more southern than that.
