Okay, so this is a question that's been on my mind for a while. I'm a guy in my late 20s, and I've been thinking about how traditional gender roles seem to be fading away. I've seen a lot of discussions about women's empowerment and financial independence, which I totally support. But I'm also curious about how this affects dating dynamics.
I've always been pretty ambitious, but my career path hasn't been as lucrative as some of my friends'. I'm totally okay with that, and I'm proud of what I've achieved. But I can't help but wonder if my earning potential would be a deal-breaker for some women.
So, ladies, I'm curious to hear your thoughts. Would you be open to dating a guy who earns less than you? What factors would influence your decision? Is it important to you that your partner has a certain level of financial stability? I'm genuinely interested in your perspectives.
Nope, don't care if my man earns less, or even becomes a homemaker. Need a kind human, not a money making machine.
But the question is, can most men digest the fact that they earn less compared to their partner? Can their ego handle this as how society has made the male to be the main breadwinner of the house?
First they say they don't care. Then they look down on you. Stay away from them.
Lol, what a wild assumption. Not everyone goes back on their word and not everyone cares about what a man earns. I have seen a live example of a marriage working out greatly in the same scenario. Don't spread negativity only because you hadn't had a good experience.
Date?I Married one. girls are ok if you kind of do not push your patriarchal upbringing on them. Just take equal charge if not more in the household. Also, do not expect her to be like a non earning member in front of family.most men are now a days conditioned to expect a earning housewife😂 they will stay like Raja beta in front of parents and will behave like partner in their absence..so only date such girl if you got hits to carry that forward
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Wage difference is not an issue in a relationship. Its just that if you are not able to contribute more financially, I personally would expect my better half to atleast help around the house.
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