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Broke, but does he have ambition? Broke, but is he lazy? Broke, but any aspirations? See, being broke doesn't define a man. However, what's his character like? And is he comfortable in that situation? Or does he want more for himself and his life? It depends.
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Yeah, Ellie, I wish more women were open-minded like you. I'm broke, but I got inspiration. Facts, honey.
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I think if a man's broke, he should probably focus on getting unbroke before he focuses on dating. Just sayin'.
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No, I would not date a broke man because men are born and it's innate in them to be providers and protectors. So if he broke, he can't provide, nor can he protect me, whether it's shelter or whatever. He can't protect if he broke. That's just common sense.
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I'm confused on the why like what are you asking is pertaining to why like why wouldn't I date a broke man because to me why would he be trying to date a woman if he's not focused on getting unbroke like to me it's a level of self-love so if that man is showing me he doesn't care about getting in a better position for himself how can he do anything for that woman that he
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Would I date a man that is broke? Yes. I'd rather date a man that is broke by pocket than to date a man that is broken in spirit. Because if he's broken in spirit, what he gives you out of his pocket means nothing.
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I mean, I mean broke guys deserve love too you know. You get broke women who are trying to rely and leech on guys with money. Oh but if a guy does it, it's not allowed. I mean a man should be a man, yeah. But at the end of the day, like if he's got some money that's alright, even if he's still classed as broke, but yeah.
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Relationships and love ain't all about money, do you know what I mean? You should go through the worst of times together and the best. If she can't have you at your worst, she doesn't deserve you at your best. And it goes for either gender, either way, vice versa. But relationships ain't always about money. It's not all about money. Otherwise it's more of a business agreement. And that's two different things.
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I mean, if the guy is at his worst, he needs to focus on himself, than trying to add another person into his life. And like you said, that does go both ways, but a woman is not a help me, a woman is not to be a 50-50 person, like the man should just focus on himself until he become unbroke. Because he cannot provide and protect.
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I have no idea what your response has to do with being broke. Like, what does a class or a Christmas present, like, I don't understand nothing you're saying. But, um, you have your right to your opinion, so I understand that, but I don't understand what it has to relate to what I said or what this topic is about.
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Yeah, I agree if he has a source of income that doesn't mean he's broke. I mean, obviously not if he's getting a check But is he able to take care of himself and also date or impress someone else at the time? Cuz like someone on here tried to argue with me that People are living paycheck to paycheck. So a woman should understand that But I I will agree with you if a man has
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I want to ask you something. Did you, not knowing that there are a few people out there, probably most of people out there have been working so hard, but they still live in a very poor condition. I have a question. Do those people has no right, you know, to have loved and to have someone that accompany them at their wars?
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I work, you work. If I'm broke, okay, I'm broke. That don't make you broke. And if I'm not broke, that don't make you your money. I think that's the problem y'all have. Y'all thinking what we make belongs to you. It don't work like that. Fact's one.
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we're not saying what you have or that what you what belongs to you belongs to us the fact is us women majority of the time is not approaching men so if you approach us don't come broke don't come half-stepping like you offer us something like i don't know what type of woman you are referring to but if you come to us and you have nothing why would we want to add you into our life
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I don't live in a fantasy land, but I also know that everything begins in the mind. So I'm not a person who sits in problems or sit in my problems. I look at those as opportunities, and then you can have a solution to those things. Where I'm not living a paycheck to paycheck, or the people I deal with lives paycheck to paycheck. So maybe the people you hang around has a lack mentality.
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It has nothing to do with a lack mentality. I know people who don't live paycheck to paycheck But the overwhelming amount of statistical data shows that the average person lives paycheck to paycheck You clearly need to pick up a book or look up on the income of surveys Online from the government to show how much people are actually making or even go to freaking zip recruiter It shows how much the average American makes like it's like $50,000 a year on average Like snap out of it
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