Divorced woman imposes stricter rules on herself when it comes to finding a new partner
All women who seek a satisfying relationship have the right and the duty to choose to date only men who respect their standards and for this reason it is good to have precise and realistic expectations about what you want and deserve from a partner.
It’s not about being demanding or arrogant, but being aware of what you want in order to live a healthy relationship, so you should never be afraid to express your preferences. But are there limits to this principle? That’s what many people have wonderded when they read this woman’s story.
via Milenio
Recently a young influencer caught the attention of the web after revealing her high financial standards for choosing a partner in a post titled "The value you give yourself". The woman claimed to have spoken to people who "go crazy" when they learn that she would never go out with a man who has no money, does not have good personal hygiene or does not have a cultural heritage.
She added that she would never date someone who lives with their parents or a group of roommates and would never allow a second date with a man who shared bills. According to her, these standards can apply to any type of relationship, from casual to meaningful.
In addition, the woman pointed out that she would not accept any invitation that did not meet her standards: "Once a guy invited me to dinner in his apartment. I blocked him. If I have to go out with someone, I want to go to expensive places that I already attend with my friends," she commented.
However, she also revealed that she had been married for five years and talked about the luxury and financial freedom she enjoyed during that time. She made it clear that, although she had always made money, the money she spent was what her ex-husband loved to give her to "spoil her". Her statements have provoked a lot of controversies, but the woman has defended herself from criticism by saying that her opinion should be respected and that she doesn't mind blocking those who just want to express a negative opinion about her choice.
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