Three speakers argue that wealthy men stop caring about a partner's income once they earn around $70,000 to $300,000. Rich men prioritize nurturing, flexibility, and emotional availability instead. The "power couple" fantasy appeals mainly to men without wealth who need a partner's money.
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You gotta understand, like, men like us financially, we don't need your part. You understand that? We don't need your part. Like, and so I'll say, all right, we're gonna invest in crypto with your money, okay? I'm joking. But we don't need your part. And with that being said, with that being said, we need her on Frogs, her part. Showing up playful, doing dainty things when we come home, saying, "Hey, I saw you didn't have this on your website. I found this person.
Here you go." We need that. And I want to add, speaking on the financial part, I think understanding the reason why we don't need that part is because there's a study that shows after a certain amount of income, your everyday life happens, it's not changed. All right, now they set it at $70,000. We can argue whether it's actually $70,000, but the point is, if a man, for example, is making $300,000, he already has his home, he already has investments, he already has everything. Your extra money does nothing for him. And so there's this idea that, well, we could be a power couple. Understand that it's, it's a lot of women that fantasize the whole power couple thing, not men. The men who fantasize power couple are broke men, and they need a woman with power to make them more powerful. Yes, but for the man man who already has it, he does not care because what he values and needs, as Bobby said, is that love, is that nurturing, is you to be there for him, is you to be flexible for him. If anything, a man who is successful needs a woman who can be flexible. That's a huge thing right there because if I have to worry about when I need you most, it's like, I gotta go do this, I gotta do that, I gotta— it's like, so you're not available for me when I need it, you know. And, and it would be understandable if we needed your money, but we don't need it. So now it's like I have to sacrifice what I need for something that's irrelevant in my life. So be mindful of that and understand that, yeah, it's the other intangibles that truly matter, uh, to men of that, uh, level.
Kind of almost like, uh, we hear one word which is income, but you forget the dynamics and outcomes. And so we tend to focus on one parallel of something, right? Everything has an outcome to an income. We spoke about feminine energy, right? There's incoming of that that we want, and there's an outcome of what you get from us, right? And vice versa. But, uh, I would just say, uh, you have to define what measures of what you think dating is. I know the word itself, date, means a number. And if you've already calculated how many you need, what the expense of what it is, you probably already lost. Because as we grow and evolve, right, we change and things are different as we continue to date, or are we dating? You need to look at and evaluate what, what type of person you are in your dating. Are you microwave or oven? I want to put in real quick, it needs to happen fast, or I want a process, slowly cooked.
