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I'm sorry but this comment is missing OP's point, and is instead just feeding into the stereotype of women being gold diggers. OP's comment was talking about t
by teolandon 4y ago
I'm sorry but this comment is missing OP's point, and is instead just feeding into the stereotype of women being gold diggers.
OP's comment was talking about the difference between guys who can afford a nice apartment vs guys who still need to live in their parents' home. It was a practical thing, where anyone would want a private space for dating.
Your comment took it to a different level, where you're talking about people in your office vs wall street rich people. In this scenario, there are people like those two female colleagues of yours (that you described as young and very good looking, which was unnecessary), who will have a preference for rich guys, but there are other women who would prefer your coworkers in the office. It's a preference thing rather than a practical thing, like OP's observation in their comment.
- Manuel_D 4y agoNot all stereotypes are untrue. People may engage in the stereotype that men are more likely to commit violent crime - does that invalidate crime stats? There's ample evidence that women prefer wealthy and higher status men. Income attraction is a widely studied pattern: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0167268114003242 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S01672...