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Heterosexual ladies: Do you want your man to be a social/financial/ equal to you? First three answer choices read “I want him to have…”
#poll
higher income/social standing
equal income/social standing
lower income/social standing
No preference/ unsure
Not a lady or heterosexual
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Anonymous 3w

I would prefer us to be equal however if he makes more money than I do I wouldn’t complain unless he tries to use that as a point of superiority

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Anonymous 3w

I know this is a sensitive topic. I’m just trying to gauge what people think I promise

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Anonymous 3w

i find that if they’re of lower financial or social standing that they can’t help but have a chip on their shoulder about it which can get exhausting to constantly manage. my ex boyfriend yelled at me because i said i didn’t like mcdonald’s because it was unhealthy and he was saying that it was the only food option he had as a kid because it was cheap and that i will never understand what that’s like which is probably true

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Anonymous 3w

i want him to have higher income but lower social standing because i’m just naturally more socially and i need to be for my job

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Anonymous 3w

Social standing is such a weird concept for people to care about. What does that even mean in today’s society?

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Anonymous 3w

What does social standing mean

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Anonymous 3w

higher would make me jealous, lower is ok only if i’m crazy rich but if i’m not i’m not getting dragged down

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Anonymous 3w

My thing is that I want *at least* equal- if he’s a kind, attractive guy, we’re compatible, & otherwise equal financially / socially, that’s great. But I’d happily take a man who makes more / has higher social standing as well

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Anonymous 3w

As a woman who comes from a more fortunate background, it’s been my council to date men of my financial status or greater. I dated a man for 3 years that did not make as much as me and didn’t come from a background like mine and it really made him insecure. He made up for his insecurities through verbal aggression and social dominance. Since then, I have made the decision to not date men that need to compensate for the lack of masculinity they feel against me in finances/career.

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Anonymous 3w

I can't stand the lowborn

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Anonymous 3w

I make more than my bf currently but I would certainly prefer for him to get a higher-paying job eventually for our future, especially if we have kids

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 3w

same! i’m going to be a teacher and i know i’ll be paid dirt so i’d like my partner to make more than me because i won’t be making much and zero + zero is still zero… but i definitely want to be higher social standing because of the same reasons

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Anonymous replying to -> #10 3w

being able to connect and create relationships is important. building a sense of community

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 3w

Wouldn’t that be something like “social ability”? “Social standing” implies a position within a hierarchy, like caste, nobility, or being a group leader of some sort.

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Anonymous replying to -> #10 3w

the higher your social standard is the easier it can be to make thoes connections. it’s just correlation most of the time. i’m not saying that you have to be the most well known person but people who have strong relationships tend to be higher up that ladder.

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Anonymous replying to -> #10 3w

also helps with jobs, i’m a business person and i hope to be with someone also in business

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 3w

Again, isn’t that just social ability? Unless you mean that someone’s literal number of friends dictates their social standing, I just don’t quite understand what you mean.

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Anonymous replying to -> #10 3w

no i dont mean the number of friends. i guess it is social abilities. i just prefer to around more social people.

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