Hey ladies, I've been trying to expand my social circle, but so far I've met men who are taken and non-committal guys who say they don't have much money.
Where have you met wealthier guys and preferably those 24-34 ish?
Instead of asking where you can meet wealthy men, think about how you can become wealthy. It puts you in the power position and you have a better chance of attracting someone who is on your level and not looking for an "accessory" to his greatness.
I am doing my best to make the most of myself. I’m getting bothered by how so many men are beneath us…literally it’s like, another day, another bum. There will come a time where the man needs to step up, whether I am successful or not. (I also want to start a family within a few years).
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Dec 16, 2022
Silvertail sports like tennis and rowing. Socialising with professional people. Even charity/art events and boards. Cultivate social circles based on genuine interests and hopefully you’ll be introduced to suitable men. Showing up to these places just to meet men gives off the wrong vibes imo. You need to show you have common goals/values in order to fit in with that world. Be polite and show appropriate interest in everyone because you never know who they may know.
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Dec 17, 2022
Sailing/yacht clubs, professional associations, charity events, golf/tennis clubs, equestrian events…just be advised that unless you are generally interested in whatever associated activity you’re engaged in, they will see right through it and the women will often try to gatekeep you out. Try to broaden your interests and hobbies so that you join such communities organically rather than with an agenda.
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Dec 18, 2022
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Good call about the gate keeping. You can never go wrong with making friends and being involved in the community. If you’re lucky enough to befriend the right people a whole network opens up before you. Building social capital has many benefits personally and professionally but the caveat is that one must be genuine.
Try the upscale lounges at 4 or 5 star hotels. I moved back to a small midwest city from NYC and also lived in Miami for some time. The wealthiest ones will be in those places since in a lot of cities outside the majors on the coast the salaries are relatively low and in general you won't find a lot who make high salaries. These men are most likely just passing through but it's a chance they also might be moving there since with covid a lot of professionals are now remote and are moving to lower cost cities from the major coastal cities.
This. I have friends who worked at barkeepers or receptionists/porters at night in upscale hotels. If a good looking woman who is not a guest regularly comes to sit in a hotel lounge or at a hotel bar alone and obviously tries to flirt with or attract rich looking men, both the hotel staff and the men will think you are a prostitute looking for clients. The hotel staff may even ask you to leave or at least gently give men who look interested a hint that you are very likely a sex worker and not their new true love.
Do not do this. It will absolutely give off the wrong vibes.
Exactly. I can't really believe this was given as advice and then upvoted. It's also a good way to get roofied / assaulted. Sit yourself down in a bar and just let the predators circle you. Make sure it's an "upscale bar" frequented by transients. Jesus.
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Dec 18, 2022
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This is an idea to try but on rare occasion with at least one female friend. Then it might work!
Instead of asking where you can meet wealthy men, think about how you can become wealthy. It puts you in the power position and you have a better chance of attracting someone who is on your level and not looking for an "accessory" to his greatness.
Silvertail sports like tennis and rowing. Socialising with professional people. Even charity/art events and boards. Cultivate social circles based on genuine interests and hopefully you’ll be introduced to suitable men. Showing up to these places just to meet men gives off the wrong vibes imo. You need to show you have common goals/values in order to fit in with that world. Be polite and show appropriate interest in everyone because you never know who they may know.
Sailing/yacht clubs, professional associations, charity events, golf/tennis clubs, equestrian events…just be advised that unless you are generally interested in whatever associated activity you’re engaged in, they will see right through it and the women will often try to gatekeep you out. Try to broaden your interests and hobbies so that you join such communities organically rather than with an agenda.
Golf , polo clubs . Charity parties .
Try the upscale lounges at 4 or 5 star hotels. I moved back to a small midwest city from NYC and also lived in Miami for some time. The wealthiest ones will be in those places since in a lot of cities outside the majors on the coast the salaries are relatively low and in general you won't find a lot who make high salaries. These men are most likely just passing through but it's a chance they also might be moving there since with covid a lot of professionals are now remote and are moving to lower cost cities from the major coastal cities.