Master P's son ROMEO MILLER and his new white boo he met off Millionaire Matchmaker

Satchmo said:
One truth Pattie consistently conveys to older men is you won't find love with a girl 25 years your junior. And they - without fail - refuse to accept that.
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Do those guys actually expect those women to love them, or do they not mind the asymmetrical power distribution in the relationship? I don't think rich sugar daddies are really that dumb. They just know that their $ makes them attractive to women - but money hunger isn't love.
 
orejon4 said:
Do those guys actually expect those women to love them, or do they not mind the asymmetrical power distribution in the relationship? I don't think rich sugar daddies are really that dumb. They just know that their $ makes them attractive to women - but money hunger isn't love.
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I know a couple of dudes with money who really think that way. They view the money as part of who they are. One is happily married. But, he met her when he was struggling. Although, she new what was coming. All she had to do was be patient and hang on.

The other is divorced and gets his heart broke on the regular. Although, I haven't seen him in years so that may have changed.

If I were rich and doing that millionaire matchmaking thing, I'm looking for nothing but LA 10's, who know how to cook, keep house and fuck like a pro. 'Cause let's be real, it more than likely is all about money for her. And, if I'm paying for it, I'm getting my money's worth.

Besides, at the end of the day shits going to blow up and she'll get half anyways. She's going to earn that money. But, I'll go easier if she signs a good prenup. ...lol
 
samson1701 said:
I know a couple of dudes with money who really think that way. They view the money as part of who they are. One is happily married. But, he met her when he was struggling. Although, she new what was coming. All she had to do was be patient and hang on.

The other is divorced and gets his heart broke on the regular. Although, I haven't seen him in years so that may have changed.

If I were rich and doing that millionaire matchmaking thing, I'm looking for nothing but LA 10's, who know how to cook, keep house and fuck like a pro. 'Cause let's be real, it more than likely is all about money for her. And, if I'm paying for it, I'm getting my money's worth.

Besides, at the end of the day shits going to blow up and she'll get half anyways. She's going to earn that money. But, I'll go easier if she signs a good prenup. ...lol
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If my hip doesn't need replacement she ain't fucking it right
 
samson1701 said:
I know a couple of dudes with money who really think that way. They view the money as part of who they are. One is happily married. But, he met her when he was struggling. Although, she new what was coming. All she had to do was be patient and hang on.

The other is divorced and gets his heart broke on the regular. Although, I haven't seen him in years so that may have changed.

If I were rich and doing that millionaire matchmaking thing, I'm looking for nothing but LA 10's, who know how to cook, keep house and fuck like a pro. 'Cause let's be real, it more than likely is all about money for her. And, if I'm paying for it, I'm getting my money's worth.

Besides, at the end of the day shits going to blow up and she'll get half anyways. She's going to earn that money. But, I'll go easier if she signs a good prenup. ...lol
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This is definitely the right approach if you're with a super-gorgeous woman. Or you can be like me and go trolling for librarians, lol.
 
orejon4 said:
Do those guys actually expect those women to love them, or do they not mind the asymmetrical power distribution in the relationship? I don't think rich sugar daddies are really that dumb. They just know that their $ makes them attractive to women - but money hunger isn't love.
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Why do people think that money is not a part of a man's identity whereas looks are? Both can fade away over time. If a woman is with a man because she thinks he's fine as hell, why is that intrinsically less shallow than a woman attracted to a wealthy successful man?
 
Torque said:
Why do people think that money is not a part of a man's identity whereas looks are? Both can fade away over time. If a woman is with a man because she thinks he's fine as hell, why is that intrinsically less shallow than a woman attracted to a wealthy successful man?
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Great point
 
Torque said:
Why do people think that money is not a part of a man's identity whereas looks are? Both can fade away over time. If a woman is with a man because she thinks he's fine as hell, why is that intrinsically less shallow than a woman attracted to a wealthy successful man?
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One is a biological attribute and the other is an acquired attribute. I think liking someone for looks is equally shallow as liking them for their money, but being attracted to a biological attribute is at least being attracted to something fundamental and internal to that person.
 
orejon4 said:
One is a biological attribute and the other is an acquired attribute. I think liking someone for looks is equally shallow as liking them for their money, but being attracted to a biological attribute is at least being attracted to something fundamental and internal to that person.
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better point
 
orejon4 said:
One is a biological attribute and the other is an acquired attribute. I think liking someone for looks is equally shallow as liking them for their money, but being attracted to a biological attribute is at least being attracted to something fundamental and internal to that person.
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Very true. Anyone can get money. However, what one is attracted to is A LOT more exclusive and extremely flattering.
 
Torque said:
Why do people think that money is not a part of a man's identity whereas looks are? Both can fade away over time. If a woman is with a man because she thinks he's fine as hell, why is that intrinsically less shallow than a woman attracted to a wealthy successful man?
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Best thing I read tonight. It's a shame those two things play a major factor in a lot of people's minds. Nothing to do with a strong relationship, but everything to do with a weak one.
 
I recall a reality show called Gastineau Girls. The ex-wife of NFL player Mark Gastineau wants to set her daughter up with a rich or extremely wealthy man. The woman stated that money isn't everything, but it keeps thing simple and sane. As Randy Newman sang, "It's Money That Matters."

In the beginning, middle and the end of the relationship, the guy pays for something. Up until now, I have always paid.
 
You know, I just took another look at her pics at the top of this thread and it looks like she's a model for a label (possibly his?) or something. They're wearing some matching shirts and pants that read "Roms", i.e. Romeo? In a later pic she's wearing a t-shirt with the same logo. Does she work for him? They might not even be an item, lol.
 
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