MEN SAY THEY WANT A SUCCESSFUL WOMAN BUT THEY REALLY DON'T

 MEN SAY THEY WANT A SUCCESSFUL WOMAN BUT THEY REALLY DON'T  

Let's keep it real, generally speaking men who are accomplished aren't attracted to women who are ambitious. They say they are but if you ask most successful women that's not their reality. Men tend to choose women who compliment them not those who challenge them.

When you're working 24-7 to afford that lavish lifestyle it's nearly impossible to establish a relationship with a woman who is hustling just like you are, which is why an increasing number of successful women are finding themselves involved with men who are less educated or at least less well off economically. 

In fact, more men are moving into the homes of women and playing the role of the supportive partner while the woman brings home most of the bacon, and that's cool, if that's works for you.

But women can't have the standard of a six or seven figure man and expect him to adapt to her busy lifestyle, it's probably not going to happen. It should be no surprise that wealthy men end up dating the waitress, baby sitter, or the educated woman who simply wants to put her man first. We as men want to be a priority, not something our women get around to. Our hormones

and egos can't handle it!

But what's more to the point is that our schedules don't allow for it. Successful men aren't motivated by a woman's income, degrees, or by her success, what's important to them is her domestic skills, her figure, her wiliness to be sexually adventurous, and her availability. And furthermore her willingness to accept a certain degree of philandering.

For the professional woman who is busy, demands monogamy, and puts her family first, much respect is given to her but she will rarely https://lightningbarrelwretch.com/wmbjwx7qh?key=96498b2f466e8c2cbd762be251230122be the first choice of the men who she's most compatible with intellectually and financially.

It's one helluva paradox isn't it? ~ Michael Baisden.

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