What do women really want from men?
I was asked my opinion on this infographic from a Millionaire Dating Site and whether or not I agree with the survey results. Over 4,600 women were surveyed and for the most part, I am in agreement with the majority. I had to laugh seeing that my age group of over 40 is not included in the survey results. I wonder what that means?
The only part that I disagree with is that 79% of women find it a turn off if a wealthy man drives an average car. That just seems so shallow to me. Personally, I would respect a man who didn’t feel the need to flaunt his wealth and instead spent his money on investments or items without so much depreciation. What’s your opinion on this?
Sugardaddie.com – A Millionaire Dating Site
You have to realize this info graphic came from a sugardaddie website… All women there want a man with money and not all of them there necessarily for the right reasons.. They should have done a percentage on how many of those women polled actually went to college and completed it! I’m sure the results would be eye opening! This can’t be an “average woman” poll. The average woman like me or you would think its SMART for a guy with a lot of money to drive an average car. I’d rather have a man thats smart with his money than someone who spends it like water. That’s why you see all those 60 minutes stories on the husbands who took all these peoples money and then left the wife holding the bag.. It was exactly that situation. Not even a 1/2 brained man really ever trusts a woman who he knows is out for his money.
Glad to know I’m not the only one who thinks a man who is smart with his money is more attractive.
I admit to having a strange fascination with these types of surveys. That someone grows to become more interested in money as they get older isn’t too surprising. What would be great would be a survey that charted whether looks or money is more important. Stability or money. Sense of humor or looks. Etc. Not that any of this is mutually exclusive, but I think it is usually the case that few people are ‘the total package’ as we find when we get older. I am pretty sure Mark Zuckerberg, for example, was not his school QB. Neither was Shaq the math team captain.
One last note, it’s especially interesting to see how often who people say they want in no way matches who they date/ marry. I’m pretty sure most people don’t like the ‘long walks on the beach’ or ‘doing the Sunday crosswords’ described on Match.com.
Those would certainly be interesting surveys. We’ll keep a look out for some infographics that address these issues.