@Mr_MbulaziSA Not sure what she considers the right answer. Donโt both man and woman bring to a date good company, good conversation, perhaps further getting to know each other? Whoever invited the other out pays. Or maybe they agree to go 50/50. Am I missing something?
@thepiranha@Ackermanlevi556 LOL you're right, I momentarily forgot our line of conversation!
I guess super-rich people tend to mix with other super-rich people - homogamy is more common amongst the wealthy. Women, in general (not just rich women), prefer to marry men their own age or older. 1/2 -->
@thepiranha@Ackermanlevi556 That's a weird, and I would guess - unsubstantiated - statement. I think you're listening too much to female guests on manosphere podcasts who say that they will only date millionaires. I promise you, regular women don't feel the same way.
@seankelly25 2/2 Furthermore, child support averages ~$6000. Who in their right mind believes that $12k can support a child for a year? So please, Pearl, we know you hate women, but stop saying that men own more risk after divorce when the facts show that women have much more to lose.
@seankelly25 Someone tell Pearl (& the people "debating" her) that after divorce, mothers experience an income drop of 45%; in fact, 30% of custodial mothers live in poverty. Fathers - whether they have primary custody or not - do not experience such loss as their former wives. 1/2 -->
@RealGorsco@seankelly25 Idk; I always equated "primary" with "the most time," not "best." I agree that both parents are equally important for raising children.
@LostLanguage000@seankelly25 Pearl said that "he lost his entire career." I replied that he did not. He continued to work after the trial, and he is still releasing movies to this day.
@Idaean Anon should be careful. If he pays any of the mortgage, he may be able to claim part owner of the house down the track. No way Iโd let anyone else pay my mortgage.