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13 Dec 2017, 1:32 am

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Don't date a girl that's fat if you're aren't into "BBW" women. It's a bad idea to date a girl and expect her to loose weight. She might loose weight after you breakup to spite you and then a year or 2 later gain all the weight back. Too many people are fat, simply because they're lazy. Now, there COULD be medical issues and birth control pills do cause weight gain and turn women crazy, because of all the extra estrogen. I have seen dating profile where women state "Sorry, I like to eat." Well, I like women that look attractive and not like they sit on their butt and eat all day. There is no reason to feel guilty for not being attracted to a fat woman. Just as there isn't any guilt for women who aren't attracted to fat men, there shouldn't be any guilt for men not attracted to fat women. I talked to a girl that was a friend of a friend and we almost started dating. She told me she wanted to loose weight. 5 years later, she weighs the same.


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Sounds like you’re obsessed with fat people. Don’t date them if you don’t like them, noone is telling you to.

I’d date fat men, they’re better than men with bad social skills. :P


I’m fat and bad social skilsv:(



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13 Dec 2017, 1:33 am

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I somewhat agree with u in that women definitely think they want a middle class man but I tell u they don’t! It’s one of those things u have to have xyz to know u don’t want it. The realities of the middle class man is that he is most probably just an unsuccessful rich man making him angry, highly taxed and stressed with zero time. Reality is even if u take these trips with the middle class man he will be working or worrying about work or if someone is filling he’s job he’ll be worried they’ll do it better. What women want is to be the third wife of a interesting somewhat successful older man who has this competive crap out of his system but still just young enough to climb the volcano in Hawaii and make one last lovely baby but can afford a au pair from day one to carry it around and take it away when it is a screameeee. Someone who has made their mistakes already.

I think lots of women think they want jewellery and cars but personally if someone reads to me or the most romantic thing ever hang Christmas lights in a tree to surprise me (that hasn’t happened it’s a daydream) that stuff would blow my mind. Most women can buy themselves things and do!


Women want to be a 3rd wife?
Also what your saying is they want to marry a trump like guy who’s upper middle class or rich? And be a trophy wife to a guy with multiple ex’s and kids about the same age as them? Certainly most women don’t want that? I hope anyways.

3rd wife? No I definitely wouldn't want to be a 3rd wife. I'm not attracted to men twice my age (or even older). I'm not forcing myself to have sex with someone I'm not attracted to. Also, why did his previous two marriages fail? If he already had two failed marriages it's more likely the third will fail too. I'm guessing it'd fail as soon as I'd start to get wrinkles.
No thanks, I'm better off without that.


Hmm what r u going to do when who ever u marry gets older? Will u be attracted to someone older as you age yourself? It’s interesting but I think lots of ppl esp men are never attracted to older women. I want to be the 3rd wife so all the learning is done by then so he will take holidays play with his children want to go to the movies normal stuff other ppl take for granted. Like that guy who owns the formula one but not him and not that wealthy.

I definitely do not want a rich guy (houses r v expensive in Sydney so a nice new but not ridiculous house say 5 bedrooms 2 bathrooms and a double garage might go for $3.5m if ur lucky) so I would ideally like a man who has worked hard his whole life so would have ability to buy something like that (don’t forget because he’s old the block of land would have been $30,000 back in the early 1980s which any sort of clerk could buy it’s the Chinese dumping their money in our north property market causing massive house price rises) the actual house would cost around $500k (a very average finance manager might be around $180k here but even they would work at least 10 hrs a day). I know this sounds like a lot of money it is but at the same time it’s not because Aussies have “the great Australian dream” which is normally buying a house on a big ish block. I’m not into boats, cars, any other trappings of wealth but I would like an office with sound proof walks and a granny flat I could use for a lab for my science hobbies.


You don't want a rich guy, but you want a guy with a $3.5m dollar house? How is that not a rich man lol
There's no way a doctor or a lawyer could even afford a house like that.


Oh course there is! Most doctors and lawyers inherit money from their parents who are also doctors and lawyers that is not huge money over here I would say most doctors by 65 would have easily that much... it’s just a family home ova here it’s because of the insane increase in property prices these are normal ppl not doctors and lawyers who bought in the 1970s & 1980s sitting on normal size blocks on v expensive land... I’m talking payclerks, low level engineers, govnt clerks.

In America doctors are wealthy



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13 Dec 2017, 2:15 am

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Living where I do, I kind of get Cat23's line of thinking better than anyone else in the thread.

She didn't say a guy that earns enough money to buy a $3.5M house now. She said an older guy who owns a house that's worth $3.5M now, and that he likely bought it decades ago for $30K.

This is very common here, too. I get the whole bit about the elderly who can't even afford to pay their property taxes yet live in what is now a multimillion dollar home. Heck, I'm posting from the house in the suburbs where I rent from family. It's worth a bit more than $1M now. My father, a drywaller (regular blue collar construction worker) bought his first house about 1984 for $89K, sold it approx 10 years ago for ~$450K (to my older brother, which was a deal) and bought this one brand new for $450K (another cheap deal, it was the lowest price paid in the entire development). That's out in the somewhat undesirable suburbs. Other areas of town have appreciated far, FAR, more. It's how we have $60M mansions. Now new prices are in the stratosphere.. one new condo building coming up will average $5.5M per unit, the most expensive in the city to date at $3000/sf. But yeah, a lot of regular people who are relatively cash poor now live in houses worth more than $1M & there are many semi-retired people who's property's appreciated far more, so it's not a stretch to find some older guy with a $3.5M home if he bought into the market years ago.


Thankyou it’s sounds so crazy to me so I can understand how it appears as I am a gold digger but really want someone old so they will spend time with me sob.

This makes me glad I don't live in Sydney or Vancouver.

Wait, you really want to date an old man? But old men have wrinkles and aren't attractive.


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13 Dec 2017, 3:43 am

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Living where I do, I kind of get Cat23's line of thinking better than anyone else in the thread.

She didn't say a guy that earns enough money to buy a $3.5M house now. She said an older guy who owns a house that's worth $3.5M now, and that he likely bought it decades ago for $30K.

This is very common here, too. I get the whole bit about the elderly who can't even afford to pay their property taxes yet live in what is now a multimillion dollar home. Heck, I'm posting from the house in the suburbs where I rent from family. It's worth a bit more than $1M now. My father, a drywaller (regular blue collar construction worker) bought his first house about 1984 for $89K, sold it approx 10 years ago for ~$450K (to my older brother, which was a deal) and bought this one brand new for $450K (another cheap deal, it was the lowest price paid in the entire development). That's out in the somewhat undesirable suburbs. Other areas of town have appreciated far, FAR, more. It's how we have $60M mansions. Now new prices are in the stratosphere.. one new condo building coming up will average $5.5M per unit, the most expensive in the city to date at $3000/sf. But yeah, a lot of regular people who are relatively cash poor now live in houses worth more than $1M & there are many semi-retired people who's property's appreciated far more, so it's not a stretch to find some older guy with a $3.5M home if he bought into the market years ago.


Thankyou it’s sounds so crazy to me so I can understand how it appears as I am a gold digger but really want someone old so they will spend time with me sob.

This makes me glad I don't live in Sydney or Vancouver.

Wait, you really want to date an old man? But old men have wrinkles and aren't attractive.


Yes old men don’t play on their phones when they talk to u they go to bed early and can’t tell I can’t cook cause their taste buds r shot, plus when I was sad at the coffee shop a few months ago it was a older guy who bothered to talk to me (55ish) no one my own age probably noticed probably because he wasn’t googling pictures of funny looking cats :D but most importantly he would not be a workaholic.



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13 Dec 2017, 3:56 am

Cat23 wrote:
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Living where I do, I kind of get Cat23's line of thinking better than anyone else in the thread.

She didn't say a guy that earns enough money to buy a $3.5M house now. She said an older guy who owns a house that's worth $3.5M now, and that he likely bought it decades ago for $30K.

This is very common here, too. I get the whole bit about the elderly who can't even afford to pay their property taxes yet live in what is now a multimillion dollar home. Heck, I'm posting from the house in the suburbs where I rent from family. It's worth a bit more than $1M now. My father, a drywaller (regular blue collar construction worker) bought his first house about 1984 for $89K, sold it approx 10 years ago for ~$450K (to my older brother, which was a deal) and bought this one brand new for $450K (another cheap deal, it was the lowest price paid in the entire development). That's out in the somewhat undesirable suburbs. Other areas of town have appreciated far, FAR, more. It's how we have $60M mansions. Now new prices are in the stratosphere.. one new condo building coming up will average $5.5M per unit, the most expensive in the city to date at $3000/sf. But yeah, a lot of regular people who are relatively cash poor now live in houses worth more than $1M & there are many semi-retired people who's property's appreciated far more, so it's not a stretch to find some older guy with a $3.5M home if he bought into the market years ago.


Thankyou it’s sounds so crazy to me so I can understand how it appears as I am a gold digger but really want someone old so they will spend time with me sob.




Cat23, in other term, you want a Sugar Daddy and you want to be an old Man's Sugar Baby.

All men will think that of you here even if they won't say it to your face - when we talk in PMs about you, men will surely label you as a Sugar Baby.

You pass the duck test for that.



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13 Dec 2017, 4:01 am

The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
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Living where I do, I kind of get Cat23's line of thinking better than anyone else in the thread.

She didn't say a guy that earns enough money to buy a $3.5M house now. She said an older guy who owns a house that's worth $3.5M now, and that he likely bought it decades ago for $30K.

This is very common here, too. I get the whole bit about the elderly who can't even afford to pay their property taxes yet live in what is now a multimillion dollar home. Heck, I'm posting from the house in the suburbs where I rent from family. It's worth a bit more than $1M now. My father, a drywaller (regular blue collar construction worker) bought his first house about 1984 for $89K, sold it approx 10 years ago for ~$450K (to my older brother, which was a deal) and bought this one brand new for $450K (another cheap deal, it was the lowest price paid in the entire development). That's out in the somewhat undesirable suburbs. Other areas of town have appreciated far, FAR, more. It's how we have $60M mansions. Now new prices are in the stratosphere.. one new condo building coming up will average $5.5M per unit, the most expensive in the city to date at $3000/sf. But yeah, a lot of regular people who are relatively cash poor now live in houses worth more than $1M & there are many semi-retired people who's property's appreciated far more, so it's not a stretch to find some older guy with a $3.5M home if he bought into the market years ago.


Thankyou it’s sounds so crazy to me so I can understand how it appears as I am a gold digger but really want someone old so they will spend time with me sob.




Cat23, in other term, you want a Sugar Daddy and you want to be an old Man's Sugar Baby.

All men will think that of you here even if they won't say it to your face - when we talk in PMs about you, men will surely label you as a Sugar Baby.

You pass the duck test for that.


You guys PM each other? Wow, even the men here don't want me. :skull:



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13 Dec 2017, 5:09 am

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Hmm what r u going to do when who ever u marry gets older? Will u be attracted to someone older as you age yourself?

I very likely will. Sure there are women who are mostly attracted to older men, but there are also women who are most attracted to men their own age. The vast majority of them stay attracted to men their own age as they grow older and are not only attracted to younger men. I'd assume the same will be true for me.

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It’s interesting but I think lots of ppl esp men are never attracted to older women.

Yes, and if I date an old man who divorced his previous wives when they stopped looking young, I can be almost sure he'll do the same when I start to look old. With a young man there's a chance he's one of those that won't divorce his wife once she no longer is young.

An older man, if I don't age fast enough for him to divorce me, is also likely to get severe chronic illness and die long before me.

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I want to be the 3rd wife so all the learning is done by then so he will take holidays play with his children want to go to the movies normal stuff other ppl take for granted. Like that guy who owns the formula one but not him and not that wealthy.

Nothing wrong with you wanting to be a third wife. I just don't agree that it is what women in general want. I certainly don't.

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I definitely do not want a rich guy (houses r v expensive in Sydney so a nice new but not ridiculous house say 5 bedrooms 2 bathrooms and a double garage might go for $3.5m if ur lucky) so I would ideally like a man who has worked hard his whole life so would have ability to buy something like that (don’t forget because he’s old the block of land would have been $30,000 back in the early 1980s which any sort of clerk could buy it’s the Chinese dumping their money in our north property market causing massive house price rises) the actual house would cost around $500k (a very average finance manager might be around $180k here but even they would work at least 10 hrs a day). I know this sounds like a lot of money it is but at the same time it’s not because Aussies have “the great Australian dream” which is normally buying a house on a big ish block. I’m not into boats, cars, any other trappings of wealth but I would like an office with sound proof walks and a granny flat I could use for a lab for my science hobbies.

Prices of houses are going up where I life too, like probably in most places, but not that insanely. It's also more possible to actually work 40 hours a week and not 60 or even more than it is in the USA (I have no idea about Australia). Both houses as well as jobs with reasonable working hours got more difficult to attain than a generation ago, but it's not as impossible as in some other regions. Therefore it should not be impossible to find a young man who would rather work a reasonable amount of hours than spend his whole time at work and you don't automatically end up in poverty if your job is not your only priority in life.
Of course most university students (which is most people I get to know) seem extremely ambitious, but I'm guessing that those who are not still claim to be and it's not actually all.

It's irrelevant though. I'm not the kind of woman men want. Therefore it's pretty irrelevant what kind of man I want.



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Yes old men don’t play on their phones when they talk to u they go to bed early and can’t tell I can’t cook cause their taste buds r shot, plus when I was sad at the coffee shop a few months ago it was a older guy who bothered to talk to me (55ish) no one my own age probably noticed probably because he wasn’t googling pictures of funny looking cats :D but most importantly he would not be a workaholic.

Young people always playing on phones or having one to three, maybe more, other conversations going on via wats app while they interact with real life people is something I don't like either.
With a few it's absolutely impossible to have a conversation, because they stop talking in the middle of a sentence or interrupt you in the middle of a sentence because SmartPhone demands their attention.
I don't even have a smartphone.
But not every young person has a phone-addiction. I guess, I'd just be incompatible with the ones who do. Them constantly being distracted by their phone would get on my nerves and me not having watsapp may make it too impractical for them to stay in contact.



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13 Dec 2017, 5:25 am

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Living where I do, I kind of get Cat23's line of thinking better than anyone else in the thread.

She didn't say a guy that earns enough money to buy a $3.5M house now. She said an older guy who owns a house that's worth $3.5M now, and that he likely bought it decades ago for $30K.

This is very common here, too. I get the whole bit about the elderly who can't even afford to pay their property taxes yet live in what is now a multimillion dollar home. Heck, I'm posting from the house in the suburbs where I rent from family. It's worth a bit more than $1M now. My father, a drywaller (regular blue collar construction worker) bought his first house about 1984 for $89K, sold it approx 10 years ago for ~$450K (to my older brother, which was a deal) and bought this one brand new for $450K (another cheap deal, it was the lowest price paid in the entire development). That's out in the somewhat undesirable suburbs. Other areas of town have appreciated far, FAR, more. It's how we have $60M mansions. Now new prices are in the stratosphere.. one new condo building coming up will average $5.5M per unit, the most expensive in the city to date at $3000/sf. But yeah, a lot of regular people who are relatively cash poor now live in houses worth more than $1M & there are many semi-retired people who's property's appreciated far more, so it's not a stretch to find some older guy with a $3.5M home if he bought into the market years ago.


Thankyou it’s sounds so crazy to me so I can understand how it appears as I am a gold digger but really want someone old so they will spend time with me sob.

This makes me glad I don't live in Sydney or Vancouver.

Wait, you really want to date an old man? But old men have wrinkles and aren't attractive.


Yes old men don’t play on their phones when they talk to u they go to bed early and can’t tell I can’t cook cause their taste buds r shot, plus when I was sad at the coffee shop a few months ago it was a older guy who bothered to talk to me (55ish) no one my own age probably noticed probably because he wasn’t googling pictures of funny looking cats :D but most importantly he would not be a workaholic.

Girls don't like workaholics? The reason I became a workaholic is to impress girls with my work ethic and earning potential. I know not all women are like you because my girlfriend is impressed whenever I do overtime.


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Girls don't like workaholics? The reason I became a workaholic is to impress girls with my work ethic and earning potential. I know not all women are like you because my girlfriend is impressed whenever I do overtime.

Contrary to the popular belief, girls do not have a hive mind.
I like if a guy just likes his work. It means he was wise when choosing it.


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Contrary to the popular belief, girls do not have a hive mind.

Well that makes it a lot harder for me to tell what you girls are thinking.


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Yes old men don’t play on their phones when they talk to u they go to bed early and can’t tell I can’t cook cause their taste buds r shot, plus when I was sad at the coffee shop a few months ago it was a older guy who bothered to talk to me (55ish) no one my own age probably noticed probably because he wasn’t googling pictures of funny looking cats :D but most importantly he would not be a workaholic.

Young people always playing on phones or having one to three, maybe more, other conversations going on via wats app while they interact with real life people is something I don't like either.
With a few it's absolutely impossible to have a conversation, because they stop talking in the middle of a sentence or interrupt you in the middle of a sentence because SmartPhone demands their attention.
I don't even have a smartphone.
But not every young person has a phone-addiction. I guess, I'd just be incompatible with the ones who do. Them constantly being distracted by their phone would get on my nerves and me not having watsapp may make it too impractical for them to stay in contact.


For me. I have adhd and no one to talk to in person. So I’ll keep my phone. Keeps me sane. If I’m talking to or doing something with someone I don’t tend to pay attention to my phone much to angry of my family. I do try to pay attention to it when having conversations with a romantic partner. But then I’m 29. Your my nieces age. I was 6ish when she was born.
Watsapp?
Most of them use Snapchat or Instagram. I’m on instagram to talk to hurtloam. I prefer Facebook messenger or Skype. I’m old school lol.
In my day snap chat and Instagram were for sexting. Lol
It still is from what I hear from my sister a lot of her church youth exchange sex pictures on it :o

When I was in high or middle schoo I didn’t have a phone. I had a hand down game boy at most. Didn’t get a phone til I was 22. It was a cheap flip phone. My second phone was a krazor. I arrived late to the razor phone trend per usual for poor person.



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Sabreclaw wrote:
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Living where I do, I kind of get Cat23's line of thinking better than anyone else in the thread.

She didn't say a guy that earns enough money to buy a $3.5M house now. She said an older guy who owns a house that's worth $3.5M now, and that he likely bought it decades ago for $30K.

This is very common here, too. I get the whole bit about the elderly who can't even afford to pay their property taxes yet live in what is now a multimillion dollar home. Heck, I'm posting from the house in the suburbs where I rent from family. It's worth a bit more than $1M now. My father, a drywaller (regular blue collar construction worker) bought his first house about 1984 for $89K, sold it approx 10 years ago for ~$450K (to my older brother, which was a deal) and bought this one brand new for $450K (another cheap deal, it was the lowest price paid in the entire development). That's out in the somewhat undesirable suburbs. Other areas of town have appreciated far, FAR, more. It's how we have $60M mansions. Now new prices are in the stratosphere.. one new condo building coming up will average $5.5M per unit, the most expensive in the city to date at $3000/sf. But yeah, a lot of regular people who are relatively cash poor now live in houses worth more than $1M & there are many semi-retired people who's property's appreciated far more, so it's not a stretch to find some older guy with a $3.5M home if he bought into the market years ago.


Thankyou it’s sounds so crazy to me so I can understand how it appears as I am a gold digger but really want someone old so they will spend time with me sob.




Cat23, in other term, you want a Sugar Daddy and you want to be an old Man's Sugar Baby.

All men will think that of you here even if they won't say it to your face - when we talk in PMs about you, men will surely label you as a Sugar Baby.

You pass the duck test for that.


You guys PM each other? Wow, even the men here don't want me. :skull:

Boos trolling if you didn’t know. There’s no men’s pm group. Are ther pm groups?



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I can't say too much. 8)



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RetroGamer87 wrote:
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Contrary to the popular belief, girls do not have a hive mind.

Well that makes it a lot harder for me to tell what you girls are thinking.

:lol:


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Cat23 wrote:
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Living where I do, I kind of get Cat23's line of thinking better than anyone else in the thread.

She didn't say a guy that earns enough money to buy a $3.5M house now. She said an older guy who owns a house that's worth $3.5M now, and that he likely bought it decades ago for $30K.

This is very common here, too. I get the whole bit about the elderly who can't even afford to pay their property taxes yet live in what is now a multimillion dollar home. Heck, I'm posting from the house in the suburbs where I rent from family. It's worth a bit more than $1M now. My father, a drywaller (regular blue collar construction worker) bought his first house about 1984 for $89K, sold it approx 10 years ago for ~$450K (to my older brother, which was a deal) and bought this one brand new for $450K (another cheap deal, it was the lowest price paid in the entire development). That's out in the somewhat undesirable suburbs. Other areas of town have appreciated far, FAR, more. It's how we have $60M mansions. Now new prices are in the stratosphere.. one new condo building coming up will average $5.5M per unit, the most expensive in the city to date at $3000/sf. But yeah, a lot of regular people who are relatively cash poor now live in houses worth more than $1M & there are many semi-retired people who's property's appreciated far more, so it's not a stretch to find some older guy with a $3.5M home if he bought into the market years ago.


Thankyou it’s sounds so crazy to me so I can understand how it appears as I am a gold digger but really want someone old so they will spend time with me sob.

This makes me glad I don't live in Sydney or Vancouver.

Wait, you really want to date an old man? But old men have wrinkles and aren't attractive.


Yes old men don’t play on their phones when they talk to u they go to bed early and can’t tell I can’t cook cause their taste buds r shot, plus when I was sad at the coffee shop a few months ago it was a older guy who bothered to talk to me (55ish) no one my own age probably noticed probably because he wasn’t googling pictures of funny looking cats :D but most importantly he would not be a workaholic.


So your lonely and sad and feel like your on a conveyor belt of work and other people's expectations, you want someone who has the time and patients to spend time with you and listen to you and offer you comfort. You don't mind if he's fat or older but you feel you would be happier with someone with decent social skills (you don't want someone who isn't going to notice when your upset).

You've been bought up with a strong work ethic (one in which money matters) and assume (I'm guessing) that you'll be happier with someone who's had a similar upbringing. So how do you reconcile hard working with time for you, answer, an older man who has achieved a certain financial comfort.

If that's roughly right, then I get where you are coming from but I think your going at this from the wrong direction.
Get off the conveyor belt, will you feel like a failure if you don't end up in a 5 bed with double garage? to yourself or to others? I have been disappointing everyone for years, but the more you disappoint people the LESS they nag because they have lower expectations of you :D Or is it yourself you're trying to satisfy, why are you so hard on yourself? :(

Of course it's probably not even roughly right :D