How I dress attracts golddiggers, how do I change that?

[Cognacad]

Have we yet to recognize the possibility that all women are golddiggers?

 

[dacia1300]

Originally Posted by uhurit

^^^ These days they'll go after anyone who has a job and buy them free sheet

true that

 

[Ivar]

Dress more like this guy:

 

[mensimageconsultant]

That's a situation for an image consultant, seriously. To tell how much appearance contributes to the end result requires visuals, of course. An educated guess is that the shoes are typical Style Forum and come across as "ostentatious" to many people. The implication is that women who like money focus on shoes.

 

[Manton]

I dress in very expensive clothes most of the time and chicks never, ever hit on me. Maybe it helps to be old and ugly.

 

[Dakota rube]

^Yes.
Yes, it does.

 

[i10casual]

No just ignore all of them except the attractive nerb types. Well, maybe bang a gold drigger everyonce in awile.

 

[Dakota rube]

^Please define:

nerb
drigger

Thank you

I'm sure I am missing out on something very, very important.

 

[freeAgent]

Originally Posted by longskate88

Keep in mind, they're in college. $100K seems like plenty at this age. It's all relative I guess, I can see myself living happily on $60K, but then again I don't have expensive requirements nor have I experienced the things money can buy outside of a few nice watches and shoes.

I think you've just found your problem. You are a person with a full-time job who's still trying to date people in college. Don't do this. It's a horrible idea for many reasons and this is one of them.

 

[sygyzy]

Originally Posted by CouttsClient

True. One of my best friends works as the regional sales manager for an IT security firm and earns more than $350k

He was saying that IT guys make more money than people assume and you say that your friend who is a SALESMAN for an IT security company, makes a lot. LOL

 

[JesseJB]

Originally Posted by freeAgent

I think you've just found your problem. You are a person with a full-time job who's still trying to date people in college. Don't do this. It's a horrible idea for many reasons and this is one of them.

This is severely true.

 

[tomgirl]

Originally Posted by GQgeek

Or in IT. It's funny... No matter how much responsibility you get and how much money you make, people can't think of "IT guys" as anything beyond the guy that fixes keyboards/mice/printers and other idiotic problems. The other funny thing is that lots of higher-end techs make well over 100k. They might not make quite as much as biglaw lawyers or anywhere near what doctors or Ibankers make, but the frequently make substantially more than say engineers, "scientists" (ppl with masters degrees or better), or your average lawyer.

Are you one of them!?!?

Lol I just briefly dated an IT guy here who works for the government, and he was the cheapest guy in the world. I'm not sure I've ever looked at the way a guy was dressed and thought "Mmm...money", but I'm sure it's possible.

 

[gorgekko]

Originally Posted by longskate88

Keep in mind, they're in college. $100K seems like plenty at this age.

Son, the average American earns about $32,000 a year. For a large majority of the American population at any age, $100,000 annually is a lot of money. And it is.

 

[enigma77]

Originally Posted by gorgekko

Son, the average American earns about $32,000 a year. For a large majority of the American population at any age, $100,000 annually is a lot of money. And it is.
Says the guy whose username is Gordon Gekko but shortened

 

[countdemoney]

Originally Posted by Dakota rube

How should I dress if I want to be a golddigger?
Well, more specifically, a liquor-store-owner-digger?

You need a ticket pocket on your suit for when you go on a boat cruise.