Would you ever end things with a wealthy man?

So this is what happens when someone binge watches Dynasty during a pandemic.

You finally really did it. You maniacs! You blew it up!

This man is completely self-made, R1.

I'm up for sale!

How old the man?

Does he have any chronic/life threatening conditions?

Are there other potential heirs?

I believe the correct term is "made up."

On a completely unrelated note, has anyone lost a class ring at a fisting party?

I'm asking for friend.

Did I find the ring? Did I lose the ring? Maybe I lost the ring but I found three others. And honey, one of them is that Channel diamond ring they made just for the ad? I'm surprised I didn't get shredded, but as my mother used to say, "He doesn't just have a cast iron stomach, the whole digestive system is titanium, bitches!"

Poor Mother.

She was never the same after she went on that killing spree.

Quite snappish if you ask me.

Total rectum shredder but come on! Better than a class ring, right? Could I sell it? I mean, would I have to give back the money? Possession is nine tenths of the law right? Maybe a reward situation?

[quote]Would you ever end things with a wealthy man?

Only if I was confident the cops wouldn't find the body.

Well if you are a true gold digger then you are out of your mind. If you have any self worth, it would be a question to end it if things are not working equally for the both of you.

What do you mean, OP?

I vas tempted recently

I have a relative (mother's first cousin) who was married to a man whose family was very wealthy and well-known. He cheated on her. She divorced him, and she did not want anything from him. She lives a comfortable life in LA. She went on, after the marriage, to work as the personal assistant to an actress. Never married again. She's a nice, interesting woman.

Yes, so it is possible to leave all the wealth behind.

[quote]Would you ever end things with a wealthy man?

Erm, what? “End things?” Like, kill myself? Or “break up with?”

[quote]What if he just wanted to hide you?

I’m sorry, what?

[quote]I'm talking seven figures

Okay. Sound more like you’re talking gibberish and non sequiturs, but sure.

[quote]Is it worth it? Do men ever change?

Is there someone we can call to check on you? You seem quite addled.

Do you have these things, OP: designer suit? ninja mask and disguise? an electric saw? and hundreds of thousands of dollars of your wealthy man's money already stolen and pissed away, without a hope of making the sums right? a credit card in your name to charge certain things you may need?

I wouldn't start things with a wealthy man if he wanted to keep me secret.

Romantically, that is. If he just wanted a friend with benefits from time to time, well... Henry, call me!

Tried it when I was young. Realized I had too much self esteem to be a sugar baby. Couldn’t sacrifice my happiness for money. Money tends to make guys controlling I found. I like to be in control.

I'm not sure what you mean by "seven figures." Is that his salary? Net worth? What he's paying you? If it's his net worth -- that's not a big deal. Many people with a house and a retirement plan have a net worth of over a million dollars..