@MyHeartcode Take marriage off the table, and watch how quickly commitment becomes optional. Many men are comfortable enjoying the benefits of a relationship without offering long-term commitment. Marriage created a structure that required commitment and gave women greater security.
@MyHeartcode A man is not your financial provider simply because he is a man. Unless you are his wife or he has a legal responsibility toward you, his money is not yours to claim. And if you obtain money through force, threats, or coercion, that is not โproviding.โ That is potentially a crime
@MyHeartcode Privilege is invisible to those who have it. Some women underestimate how much their freedoms depend on laws, institutions, and social norms that men help uphold. Change those systems, and the freedoms you take for granted can change with them. Power is never guaranteed.
@Patrol_Pyro Many men prioritise youth and beauty over a womanโs income. Meanwhile, successful women want men who earn even more than they do. The problem is that those high earning men may not care nearly as much about a womanโs financial success when choosing a partner.
@Patrol_Pyro The uncomfortable truth: a womanโs money may not attract the men she wants. Many successful women want richer men, while those men often prioritise youth and beauty over her income.
@Favourite_Gab Why pretend to love a man, then leave the moment he goes broke for someone doing better?
But from your story, it sounds like he simply didnโt like what he found. Men rarely tell women the real reason they lose interest.