[PapaBear3625]

The young woman was looking through the day’s trash for her next meal. Already, she had found a dozen aging potatoes she deemed edible and loaded them onto a luggage cart parked nearby.

Simple solution for her:

(1) Find a man who has a good job.

(2) Ask him to let you move in with him.

(3) Do whatever you need to do to make him want to keep you and feed you.

[Mrs. Don-o]

Think that ought’a work for boys, too?

[miss marmelstein]

I think the problem is the men are looking through trash themselves...

I hope there are still some private charities in Spain.

[blam]

"(3) Do whatever you need to do to make him want to keep you and feed you. "

Ah...

You're so old fashioned.

[Monkey Face]

Simple solution for her:
(1) Find a man who has a good job.
(2) Ask him to let you move in with him.
(3) Do whatever you need to do to make him want to keep you and feed you.

Prostitution by any other name would still be immoral to many of us who feel our bodies are temples that God made. I would rather die of starvation than move in with a man I didn't know, just for for "three hots and a cot." I'm worth much more than that, and I suspect I'm not alone in my thinking.

Shame on you for suggesting that.

[SamAdams76]

Good advice for young women. Generally worked out well for them for millennia until this women’s lib thing came along.

[Mr. Jeeves]

They usually balk at:

4) Don't expect to be his only one. A man with resources has many options in difficult economic times.

Which I think is part of the reason Democrat politicians and their paid lackeys work so hard to create difficult economic times. :)

[kearnyirish2]

I see a lot of what you describe in the corporate world, as aging women look for a sugar daddy to take them out of the daily grind and give them easy, part-time like work. In return, they have to make the boss “want to keep and feed them”.

It is as old as time...