How
many times does a woman dream of sleeping with a man who has no money,
fame, and/or power, just because he’s cute? But how many men wants to
sleep with women – regardless of their money, fame, or power – just
because she’s beautiful? A lot.
I
met a man. He’s unmarried and in his early forties. I have never been
less attracted to a person. And it doesn’t matter that I am not
attracted to him because we don’t have a kind of relationship where I
should even be attracted to him. As much as I would love to, I cannot
give more details about him because there are people who read this blog
that know him. And err, I am not anonymous.
This
man – let’s call him John – has a girlfriend who is young and
beautiful, and when you see two of them together, they don’t look at all
like people that would have anything in common. They’re like polar
opposites, but each of them has what the other wants. He wants beauty,
and she’s beautiful. She wants money, and he has it.
The
way he dresses, the way he talks, the way he sounds — my, oh my. I’m
literally having to control myself from bursting out laughing. I have
known his girlfriend since high school in Nigeria, so I know that the
only thing keeping her in the relationship is the money. She has always
loved a man with money. The guy, however, I think he genuinely likes
her, but he clearly needs to reevaluate his reason for loving her and
staying in the relationship. Some bad things have gone down between
them.
But
the whole thing reminds me of a conversation I had with my mom. We were
talking about men, women, and beauty. And mom said that for women, “our
time eventually passes,” meaning that our beauty isn’t forever. More
like the beauty we have in our twenties isn’t the beauty that we will
have in our fifties. Well, I don’t know what mom is talking about, but I
only get more beautiful by the day. Just when I think I can’t get any
more beautiful, I surprise myself. That’s my story, and I’m sticking to
it. But for men, however, it doesn’t matter much how good or not good
looking they are, and it doesn’t matter whether or not they went to
school. What matters is that they have money, and they can provide for
their women/family.
This
would explain a lot of things really. Like why women are the ones who
alter their looks one way or another (tummy tuck, lots of makeup, breast
implants, vaginal rejuvenation, liposuction, botox, anti aging this,
firming that, and much more). How come men aren’t under pressure to
beautify themselves? And how come women aren’t under pressure to provide
for their men and family? (This is of course with the exception of
single moms and/or women who have scums as men).
There
are so many not-so-good-looking men out there that have women falling
over themselves to sleep in their beds. While they may not have the good
looks working for them, they do have money, and those that have fame
and/or power in addition to the money are double and triple threats to
regular men. How many times does a woman dream of sleeping with a man
who has no money, fame, and/or power, just because he’s cute? But how
many men wants to sleep with women – regardless of their money, fame, or
power – just because she’s beautiful? A lot.
“Men are never ugly. Only rich or poor.” What do you think?
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