What kind of woman do rich men want?
What kind of woman do rich men want?
The woman is supportive and understanding. A lot of millionaire men are attracted to women who are very understanding of their lifestyle and how busy they are and are willing to put his interests first when necessary. Many women think that playing hard to get is the way to land a wealthy man.
How to be attractive to a rich man?
Take care to be your ultimate well-groomed and polished self when on the hunt for a wealthy man. Your look should be pretty, feminine and conservative. Avoid going for the bimbo look, with mini skirts, and spiked heels because most men will find it impossible to respect you and consider taking you seriously.
How to snag a millionaire husband?
I read a classic book about how to find a rich husband — here’s the main advice
- Get a makeover.
- Don’t fish for compliments.
- Here’s what she says about starting — and ending — a conversation.
- Party amongst the wealthy.
- Don’t ever complain.
- Play hard to get.
- Arrange “casual encounters.”
- Ask for what you want.
How do you find someone to marry that makes you happy?
If you want to be happy for the rest of your life then find someone who has both the inner and outer beauty that will keep your relationship joyful and fulfilling. As one person said, “Find someone to marry who will rub your tummy when it’s upset and make you chicken soup when you’re sick.
Are You obsessed with finding someone beautiful or handsome?
But, when one is obsessed with finding someone beautiful or handsome, it is easy to loose sight of the more durable and profoundly important qualities that should be valued – such as love, affection, chemistry, communication, commitment, generosity, friendliness, humor, patience, wisdom, intellect, and loyalty that remain long after beauty fades.
Are attracted women sabotaging their chances for a happy relationship?
However, journalist, Vicki Larson writes that women who are attracted to those type of men, may be sabotaging their prospects for a happy relationship. Based on a research study in the Wall Street Journal, she explains that those criteria are working against most women.