I want your money. I don't really like you that much, but as I've put up with you for so long, I've let you touch me in an intimate way, I've laughed at your unfunny jokes, I've washed your clothes, met your friends, held your hand, for all these reasons and many more, I deserve a share in your money. I'm not going to date you for long, just long enough to get your feelings involved, so your heart flutters ever so slightly when you see me, just so that you reach the point where you're aching for my touch and I will pull away, you see I know I have you then. The more money you give me, the happier I will be, and the more I will be able to put up with you slobbering all over me. I may even be able to convince myself I like you a little bit, it may lengthen our relationship. As long as the money keeps coming of course. Take me nice places, buy me nice things, give me money on request, no questions asked, and we could live a very happy life together. Maybe even an open relationship? That would be great, so I can see other people, but I will keep coming back to you. I mean you work loads to keep that money coming in, and I'm a young girl, I'd get lonely, but I'll always be yours. One day them three little words may creep in " I love you" Then who knows what could happen?
Money grabbers. Oh yes, them creatures. That don't have the capabilities or talent to earn that money, but are capable of having people fall for them in a big way. Mostly women are known for this terrible crime, but men are guilty of it too. What is it, something for nothing? You can get someone to fall for you, and in return they buy everything for you, they are just after your money. Rich people usually stick to their own kind for a reason, it is so easy to get your fingers burnt. I have friends who are more interested in their fellas bank account than anything else. The sad thing about all this is, I think on many occasions the used party actually knows they are being used, and just let it happen. They know they wouldn't have a hope of being with this person in the real world, so why not buy some affection, what harm can it do? I think they think the person will eventually fall for them, I mean we always have that hope, we see in ourselves good points that other people may at first overlook. What's the harm in throwing money at people who you like? Nothing. As long as they liked you for other reasons in the first place.
A mans bank account does not interest me in the slightest, and I would hate for a man to pay for everything, and just think he could throw money at me to keep me happy, it would make me feel cheap and not in control! I can't think of anything worse. I'm my own woman, I don't need anyone to pay anything for me, and that's the way it will always be, and if a guy thought that was the way to my heart he would be very wrong. Oh so wrong. It would take alot more work than that to convince me. The same works the other way, if I met a cute funny guy, who I later found out was just interested in my money, I would be so turned off! I mean can you really call that a man? No, I don't think so! If these people are happy to live their lives like that, then good luck to them, but in my world, you can't buy love.