Even as children, many women dream of being a princess. As you get older, however, you realize that you are being pulled further and further away from your princess dream into everyday life and are treading water like on a hamster wheel. You realize more and more that money would actually make life much easier.
Of course, money isn’t everything, but life is easier with money, but money is printed freedom. If you have money, you can make your day much nicer, more entertaining, healthier and much more.
Our negative attitude towards millionaires is inherited
In Germany, Austria and Switzerland in particular, we have been taught that money is a bad thing and that rich people are just unemotional vultures who are only out to make a profit.
We consciously and unconsciously absorb the attitudes of our parents and those around us. Here are a few examples:
Would you find it ostentatious if one of your friends drove up in a Ferrari?
Would you feel uncomfortable carrying around €1,000 in your wallet?
Do you find people who open a bottle of champagne in the bar next to you unpleasant?
At school, you used to call children from rich families “bigwigs” and tended to avoid them?
You condemn entrepreneurship, which only exploits people in the free economy and tries to maximize its personal profit?
Most people here answer yes 5 times! Why is that? Because your parents and your environment have shaped you that way! In other countries, such as the USA, it is natural to strive for wealth and to show your success to the outside world. In the USA, people are even more positive about people who show their wealth publicly and take it as motivation to be successful themselves.
Wealth always comes from somewhere. Some generation was poor or financially mediocre and then built a fortune out of nothing. How do we humans come to think that these people who have become rich through hard work are something worse?
In most cases, they have worked so much that they have taken on massive health problems and neglected relationships. So they made sacrifices while the normal person was lying in front of the TV or hanging out with their friends in a bar.
Try to turn your thinking around: Try to surround yourself with successful people and try to learn from every rich person you meet in life and get to know them better.
Why it is not immoral to want to get to know a rich man
Our human instinct is to reproduce and give our offspring the best possible genes and food. Every person on this earth strives for the maximum for themselves and their offspring.
So why should it be immoral to want to be with a rich man?
If you like flirting or are looking for a partner anyway and you want to meet a nice man who is interesting, handsome, charismatic, funny AND rich, that’s great. As long as you don’t change your prey scheme and look for the same men as usual, with the restriction that they should be rich, that’s fine, isn’t it?
However, it is also not immoral NOT to keep your usual prey pattern and not to look closely at a few characteristics of men if they are rich. Beauty fades anyway, every man is no longer charismatic and funny after a while, but wealth remains.
Once you have managed to marry a rich man, you have fewer worries in life than others:
You have the best possible health care
Is surrounded by material beauty
Go on vacation more often
Can afford the best possible education for themselves and their children
Can eat healthier, exercise more and look after themselves better
You can donate more money to charitable organizations if you don’t care so much about material values
And much more
If you find even 1 significant disadvantage of having a millionaire for a husband, please post it in the comments.