Loading ...WebProNews Reporter Kara Ratliff sat down with Dr. Mixon Ware from Eastern Kentucky University in our studio. Dr. Ware talks with us about the past, present, and future of online dating. She also gives the insight to how she feels about a posting on Craigslist in NYC. The post was made by a 25-year-old woman looking for a man that makes over $500,000 dollars. In an anonymous reply, a banker told her that it wouldn’t be a good deal because her looks would fade, but his money would continue to grow. Don’t miss the entire uncut interview with Dr. Ware, or the entire story right here on WebProNews.
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It seems the post made by a 25-year-old woman looking for a man that makes over $500,000 dollars should have said Millionaire, Billionaire or “sponsor” and she would have met a higher caliber of responses. “Poor darling” next time post it in “women seeking men†in Dallas, LA, Chicago, and Miami this would be a normal post. Placing it in Ranting, means “enranged” and that is what she got back enraged Craigs lists readers. Yes, society has changed and Craig list has many social uses.
Real men know that women look MORE beautiful over time, not less.
That said, it is incredibly shallow of the woman to be looking for a guy who has at least $500,000. True happiness has never been indexed to a bank account.
thank you Good..