Gold diggers stink!

Ahhlee

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Fukking gold diggers.

It started out with an old flame asking me if I would borrow him $5000. Now word is out that I'm selling my business and I've got a couple of shlubs sniffing around seeing if they can't get in on the action. One works as little as humanly possible out at his family's farm and spends the rest of his day drinking at the bar. He thinks we "should go out sometime" and I'm sure he's figuring we'll spend my cash and I can wind up supporting him so he can realize his dream of becoming a full time alcoholic. The second is a drug addict/pusher who, while quite good looking, can only muster the energy to work part time at the convenience store and spends the rest of his time accumulating girlfriends to feel sorry for him and take care of him financially. He wants me to "give him a call".

So not interested.

My best friend has been having problems with gold diggers, too. He lives in a gorgeous house and makes **** good money. The problem he has is that the dates start out fair, but once they find out where he lives, what he does for a living and what he drives, they become REALLY interested. He's having a difficult time finding someone who's truly interested in him, and not just what his money can buy them.

Why do some people feel entitled to have something while doing nothing to earn it? How can they live off the sweat, blood and tears of others and still manage to sleep at night?

Now, I'm not including parents who stay home to raise children in this rant. Raising kids is a full time job and if a couple can afford for one parent to stay home with their brood, I think that's wonderful. *** bless 'em!

I'm talking about the guy who wants to sit at home and pound his pud and play Xbox all day while his woman works three jobs. Or the gal who does nothing but get her nails done, shop for clothes and yak on her cell phone with her girlfriends while her man puts in back breaking overtime to pay for the **** she just HAS to have.

Insufferable leeches, the lot of them!

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What are your thoughts on or experiences with gold diggers?

 

timesjoke

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The solution seems clear, marry your best friend.......

Seriously, Tami is my best friend, I cannot imagine anything better than actually being friends with the person you love, it certainly gives the relationship enough debth of mutual respect that most relationships lack these days.

Anyone can have the potential to be a gold digger to a certain degree.

Didn't you mention something about dating to get the free dinner out of it? Maybe you were joking but many do that and there was even a recent news report saying that with this economy crunch, women are dating more to get that free dinner......so does that make them a gold digger?

I have a friend who is so scared a woman will take him for his money he rarely makes it three weeks dating the same woman. I feel bad for him because his fear is keeping him from relaxing enough to find someone special in his life.

 

Ahhlee

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The solution seems clear, marry your best friend.......
No. I love him to pieces and would do anything for him, but I'm not IN love with him.

Plus I have no desire to be married or in a long-term exclusive relationship with anyone at this point.

Didn't you mention something about dating to get the free dinner out of it? Maybe you were joking but many do that and there was even a recent news report saying that with this economy crunch, women are dating more to get that free dinner......so does that make them a gold digger?
The "hey, free dinner" was a running gag between eddo and myself.

Personally, I would be turned off by a man who didn't buy dinner on at least the first two or three dates. I'm surprisingly old fashioned.

And I'm definitely NOT a gold digger.

I have a friend who is so scared a woman will take him for his money he rarely makes it three weeks dating the same woman. I feel bad for him because his fear is keeping him from relaxing enough to find someone special in his life.
Maybe he's perfectly content to play the field. To each their own.

 

timesjoke

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No. I love him to pieces and would do anything for him, but I'm not IN love with him.

Plus I have no desire to be married or in a long-term exclusive relationship with anyone at this point.
Fair enough, just making a point that many times an opportunity is right there in front of our faces.

At least there would not be any surprises later. ;)

The "hey, free dinner" was a running gag between eddo and myself.

Personally, I would be turned off by a man who didn't buy dinner on at least the first two or three dates. I'm surprisingly old fashioned.

And I'm definitely NOT a gold digger.
So free dinner is not gold digging, got it, lol.

So if the guy buys you a free meal and pays for the 'date' like movies and stuff, do you feel obligated to compensate him in return with ***?

Just wondering your stance on that.

Maybe he's perfectly content to play the field. To each their own.
Nobody is meant to be all alone Ali.

 

Old Salt

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Fair enough, just making a point that many times an opportunity is right there in front of our faces.
At least there would not be any surprises later. ;)

So free dinner is not gold digging, got it, lol.

So if the guy buys you a free meal and pays for the 'date' like movies and stuff, do you feel obligated to compensate him in return with ***?

Just wondering your stance on that.

Nobody is meant to be all alone Ali.
Yep, there's someone out there for everybody.
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Ahhlee

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So free dinner is not gold digging, got it, lol.

So if the guy buys you a free meal and pays for the 'date' like movies and stuff, do you feel obligated to compensate him in return with ***?

Just wondering your stance on that.
I don't use *** as a bartering tool. I'm not a *****.

I'll have *** with a guy because I think he's smart, fascinating, shares some of the same passions I do, has the ability to make me laugh so hard I snort or because I happen to feel *****....not because he shelled out $150 for a prime rib dinner.

If someone asks me out, he should pay for the date. If I ask a guy out, I'd be willing to pay since I did the asking. That's not gold digging.

Nobody is meant to be all alone Ali.
Says who? Some people are perfectly happy to live alone. No one should tell anybody that choice is wrong if that's what feels right to them.

Would you rather see a picture of my side **** to cleanse that image out of your mind?
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I love your side ****, Peter.....I mean, IWS! :D

 
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timesjoke

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I don't use *** as a bartering tool. I'm not a *****.
Sounds good, so when a woman marries a man for financial security, does that make them a *****?

I'll have *** with a guy because I think he's smart, fascinating, shares some of the same passions I do, has the ability to make me laugh so hard I snort or because I happen to feel *****....not because he shelled out $150 for a prime rib dinner.
I am not taking a shot at you Ali, please do not try to take my next comment as a personal flame or attack because that is not what I am trying to do, but I am going to make a very strong point and I hope you can accept it as valid instead of going off the deep end:

I notice in your list there was no mention of love.

This is one of the key changes in the attitudes of women I feel is important to discuss. Ali I believe your a good woman, but why is *** so "not special" to you? What ever happened to *** being an expression of love?

If someone asks me out, he should pay for the date. If I ask a guy out, I'd be willing to pay since I did the asking. That's not gold digging.
So you would let him pay even if you initiated the date?

You say a man "should" pay but you would "be willing" to pay. So you believe a man should be obligated to pay for a woman's night out even if it was your idea?

Why? Just being in your company requires a man to pay for the privildege?

Wouldn't going dutch be the "fair" way to date?

Says who? Some people are perfectly happy to live alone. No one should tell anybody that choice is wrong if that's what feels right to them.

Many people also believe in UFO's and 9/11 being an inside job among many other silly things. People are not intended to be alone, there can be many reasons someone may choose to be alone, most of them because they have experienced considerable pain (I was one of those for awile), but self delusion does not erase the fundamental need humans have for companionship.

 

Ahhlee

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Sounds good, so when a woman marries a man for financial security, does that make them a *****?
If that's the only reason she married him and she doesn't contribute anything to the relationship other than *** and spending his money on herself, then I would say yes.

I am not taking a shot at you Ali, please do not try to take my next comment as a personal flame or attack because that is not what I am trying to do, but I am going to make a very strong point and I hope you can accept it as valid instead of going off the deep end:
This precursor to your conterpoint was completely unnecessary and a good example as to why you and I are often at odds.

I notice in your list there was no mention of love.
This is one of the key changes in the attitudes of women I feel is important to discuss. Ali I believe your a good woman, but why is *** so "not special" to you? What ever happened to *** being an expression of love?
I believe love and *** are two different animals. I am capable of having one without the other and always have been. I don't preach that lifestyle to others, but it IS what works for me.

So you would let him pay even if you initiated the date?
You say a man "should" pay but you would "be willing" to pay. So you believe a man should be obligated to pay for a woman's night out even if it was your idea?

Why? Just being in your company requires a man to pay for the privildege?

Wouldn't going dutch be the "fair" way to date?
Did you even read my comment? You quoted it, but did you READ it?

If a man asks me out on a date, then he should pay. If I ask a man out on a date, then I would be willing to (or "would" if that word would make you happier) pay.

I've only ever asked one man out on a coffee date. After it was over, I insisted on paying but he still picked up the tab, which I thought was very nice. But the point is, I would have been perfectly happy to pay for our date and wouldn't have held it against him if he had let me.

Many people also believe in UFO's and 9/11 being an inside job among many other silly things. People are not intended to be alone, there can be many reasons someone may choose to be alone, most of them because they have experienced considerable pain (I was one of those for awile), but self delusion does not erase the fundamental need humans have for companionship.
I bet your arrogance and condescending tone wins over lots of people. :rolleyes:

Let people live the way they want to. What's it to you as long as it's not hurting you?

I don't need a man sitting beside me on the couch complaining that I didn't put enough pickles on his sandwich to make me happy....I can tell you that right now.

 

ImWithStupid

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Many people also believe in UFO's and 9/11 being an inside job among many other silly things. People are not intended to be alone, there can be many reasons someone may choose to be alone, most of them because they have experienced considerable pain (I was one of those for awile), but self delusion does not erase the fundamental need humans have for companionship.

Gotta' throw the BS flag on this one.

Gonna have to ask for some proof. Sounds like someone is trying to pass off their belief as a scientific fact.

 

timesjoke

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If that's the only reason she married him and she doesn't contribute anything to the relationship other than *** and spending his money on herself, then I would say yes.
So what percentage of contribution would transform the woman from ***** to not a ***** Ali?

I am asking this question to make a point that there is a monetary consideration even in many regular relationships. You say you expect men to always pay for your dates, so you have set a monetary landmark of at least a small level to be able to pay your way.

This precursor to your conterpoint was completely unnecessary and a good example as to why you and I are often at odds.
Well to be honest I feel like a long tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs with you on everything I post because it seems your always trying to find fault in anything I say. I have never posted anything with the idea you would get angry, but you have gotten that way many times anyway so what am I supposed to do about you Ali?

I am not the guy your always trying to make me into.

I believe love and *** are two different animals. I am capable of having one without the other and always have been. I don't preach that lifestyle to others, but it IS what works for me.
And that is the attitude of most women these days Ali. I am not really saying it is wrong as much as saying this is in my opinion the biggest difference in how women think. Even in my University days it was said women use *** to get love and men use love to get ***.

Now we are in the age of the "booty call" where even women don't want love anymore and do not identify *** with the persuit of love.

Did you even read my comment? You quoted it, but did you READ it?

If a man asks me out on a date, then he should pay. If I ask a man out on a date, then I would be willing to (or "would" if that word would make you happier) pay.

I've only ever asked one man out on a coffee date. After it was over, I insisted on paying but he still picked up the tab, which I thought was very nice. But the point is, I would have been perfectly happy to pay for our date and wouldn't have held it against him if he had let me.
My point was you didn't use the "should" for yourself. But being as you just said you don't ask men out for more than coffee picking up the tab is really not relivant being as you never place yourself in the situation of having to pay for a big meal.

I bet your arrogance and condescending tone wins over lots of people. :rolleyes:
And there is why I offered the earlier disclaimer. You decided to get mad here instead of there, but you saying something to try and put me down is normal and expected.

Let people live the way they want to. What's it to you as long as it's not hurting you?
Did I say anything about forcing you or anyone else to do what I want you to do Ali? You see this is where you get rediclious with me, I never said that, so why are you blowing up at me for somehting I didn't say?

I don't need a man sitting beside me on the couch complaining that I didn't put enough pickles on his sandwich to make me happy....I can tell you that right now.
You say that as if that is all men are, do you see all men as complainers and a burdon on women Ali?

I said nobody is meant to be alone (listen up IWS, this is for you too).

Our emotions are every bit as much a part of our being as our heart and trying to ignore or set aside our emotional health is not natural. Sure many people detach in many ways on the emotional side but there are usually big changes if they try to sustain that state for very long.

Cat ladies come to mind where they more or less reject human companionship and turn to cats or something else to compensate for that loss. Many people bury their life in ther jobs or maybe become radicals like the guy who killed Tiller the baby killer. Many even plunge themselves into this world making it very important to them because they can keep people at a distance, a "safe" distance.

Our emotions need companionship to sustain some semblance of normalcy.

 

ImWithStupid

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I said nobody is meant to be alone (listen up IWS, this is for you too).

Our emotions are every bit as much a part of our being as our heart and trying to ignore or set aside our emotional health is not natural. Sure many people detach in many ways on the emotional side but there are usually big changes if they try to sustain that state for very long.

Cat ladies come to mind where they more or less reject human companionship and turn to cats or something else to compensate for that loss. Many people bury their life in ther jobs or maybe become radicals like the guy who killed Tiller the baby killer. Many even plunge themselves into this world making it very important to them because they can keep people at a distance, a "safe" distance.

Our emotions need companionship to sustain some semblance of normalcy.

The request was for "proof" of your statement. Not more opinion and speculation.

Why the dodge?

I'm guessing because you've got nothing to back this, but your opinion and your belief that whatever you believe is fact.

 
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