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Is it true that as long as you have money and time, you'll never lack women?

拉洪拉斯
拉洪拉斯

2 days ago

I'd like to ask the older male seniors on this forum (40+ preferably, 30+ is fine too): when you were at your current age, did you feel that it was easier to pick up women when you were younger?

My situation right now is that I'm in the upward phase of my career, and my vacation time is quite limited—even during holidays I can't avoid replying to work messages, so I can't completely go off the grid. I really enjoy traveling, but I don't particularly want to go alone, so I always want to find a woman to travel with. The current situation is actually fine—as long as I want to, I can always find a woman to go with. But I don't know if this is an advantage brought by age. I'm in my twenties, and I have okay education, work, and physique, so I can find women. By the time I reach my thirties or forties, the standards for measuring might be different, and the only thing I can bring up might be my job. So should I take advantage of being young now to play around more, and then when I'm 40+ just go fishing and cultivate my character, or should I focus more on self-improvement at this stage and wait until I've accumulated enough before looking for something long-term? (I'm asking this because a woman I chatted with before told me she could travel with me short-term for three to five days, but if it were a long-term arrangement for a month, she generally charges 100k. She's truly top-tier beautiful—figure, looks, education, and service awareness are all top-notch—but I can't afford it right now.)

Is it true that as long as you have money and time, you'll never lack women

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越人倒影
越人倒影2 days ago

This varies quite a bit from place to place, so you can't make a blanket statement.

冯惠仪
冯惠仪1 day ago

First, figure out whether you're looking for a short-term travel companion or a long-term relationship—the approach is completely different depending on your goal.

wedawd
wedawd1 day ago

Being in your twenties with a good education, a good figure, and a job is certainly a plus, but treating age as your only advantage may be a bit narrow; money and time are just the threshold—whether you actually click with each other is what matters in the long run.

lingtian007
lingtian0071 day ago

Have you confirmed whether the 100k quote that girl gave is the going rate or just an isolated case?

国际短信Y
国际短信Y1 day ago

In reality, short-term travel and long-term paid companionship are two different things. The former is about chemistry, while the latter involves clear agreements. Mixing the two in conversation tends to lead the discussion astray.

amilyqin
amilyqin1 day ago

I'd suggest setting a spending cap and clear boundaries for the relationship first—don't drain your savings for short-term companionship. That is, as long as you can genuinely tell the difference between playing around and a long-term investment.

李俊波
李俊波21 hours ago

You say your vacation time is limited and you don't want to travel alone—so if the other person only wants a short trip and not a long one, how do you plan to work that out?