I make $180,000 every month, do girls care?

[lovespell]

Hello,

How do you determine whether girls are more interested in you or your money or fancy car that I drive.

Sometimes girls ask me how much I make, and then I tell them,
and afterwards they are more friendly towards me.

I am thinking to myself, maybe this girl is after my money or my car.

Does anyone else have this problem?

Also, some girls, do not care that I make so much, in fact,
they laugh at me.

 

[compleks]

Some girls will care, some won't.
If I was earning that much I wouldn't be telling anyone. Least of all women I may have just met.

Some people will use you for your money (men and women).

What is it you do?
I could use a nice little pay rise...

 

[Willard]

If you make that much money why don't you go to RSD boot camps and learn how to be successful with women. Then you can stop wasting the forums time and making your self look like a rich pathetic loser. You can have all the money in the world and still end up like Elliot Rodger. Why don't you get some self respect and stop trying to buy your way into being successful with women, unless you are a troll and it seems like you are.

 

[bigneil]

The OP is actually unemployed and is using this as an exercise to justify his poverty, by pretending that having money would actually be bad.

Jaylan, is that you? (I only took home $24,620 last month, actually, though girls did indeed care).

 

[Tictac]

You could wear you checkbook register.

Should make you a real chick magnet for gold diggers.

 

[JohnnyStorm]

Yeah man, just go down to the pub in your football kit.
They're all bound to believe you when you say you play for Man Utd.

 

[lovespell]

I drive a really really nice car and girls sometimes ask me how I can afford it,

should I tell them? sometimes it seems like bragging,

and I don't want to come off as shallow.

But they genuinely seem interested in knowing how

 

[bigneil]

Never tell anyone how much you make. Say the banksters, trustafarians and welfare moms. The rest of us should indeed tell people how much we make, and more importantly, what skills others need to make the same.

This is not the same as inheriting money and saying "Ha ha, I have a BMW", as many lazy people want to claim (as they file for unemployment, on your tax dollar).

I program cell phone apps specializing in 3D graphics and C++. There are lots of telecommute jobs now, paying $60-$140 per hour. I took two jobs on for a while and got myself out of IRS debt. (Tip: to figure out how much you owe, take the amount you have and divide by 1). Don't go to college. Just get a computer and start tinkering on sample apps, and work on your LinkedIn profile, where most jobs find me nowadays. To get started, your resume can just list the skills and project you worked on - just find any client and say you did it for them. They don't have to have paid you, only associated with you. I did research for a hospital that way and the tools I developed opened doors, and it jump started me out of a down time. Focus on skills.

The secret to success is to love what you do, and never ever say "it's not my job".

 

[skinnyguy]

A smooth broke guy will clean up more than a AFC millionaire

 

[JohnChops]

Never tell anyone how much you make. Say the banksters, trustafarians and welfare moms. The rest of us should indeed tell people how much we make, and more importantly, what skills others need to make the same.

This is not the same as inheriting money and saying "Ha ha, I have a BMW", as many lazy people want to claim (as they file for unemployment, on your tax dollar).

I program cell phone apps specializing in 3D graphics and C++. There are lots of telecommute jobs now, paying $60-$140 per hour. I took two jobs on for a while and got myself out of IRS debt. (Tip: to figure out how much you owe, take the amount you have and divide by 1). Don't go to college. Just get a computer and start tinkering on sample apps, and work on your LinkedIn profile, where most jobs find me nowadays. To get started, your resume can just list the skills and project you worked on - just find any client and say you did it for them. They don't have to have paid you, only associated with you. I did research for a hospital that way and the tools I developed opened doors, and it jump started me out of a down time. Focus on skills.

The secret to success is to love what you do, and never ever say "it's not my job".

neil ill be contacting you shortly....

 

[bigneil]

Sure, anyone can PM me for details. It used to be that America made the things it consumed. Now we buy it all from China on credit. We don't have as many working examples of craftsmanship (or jobs). The rungs on the ladder to success have been removed one by one.

 

[om1xr]

Sure, anyone can PM me for details..

I will for sure. thanks in advance!

 

[Don-Kong]

I've done this with a chick the other week. Its only because i thought she was out of my league that I needed to tell her how much money I have. its like 'i don't think I am worthy enough, so i need to show you other ways my worth is present' That was a sad mistake for me. Totally AFC, but a good learning point.

It didnt help me. I wont do it again. Its a sad and scarce mindset.

 

[Cerwin Vega]

It will take me 1,500 months to earn what you earn in one month. Enjoy your life man!

 

[Peaks&Valleys]

lovespell = sageproduct

 

[Peaks&Valleys]

Hmmm...

Eh, may be a shot in the dark. However, this whole charade, and the way he writes, just kind of sounds like him