Sorry, I still don’t understand your response to my comment. Also, I don’t agree with your comment that very successful men don’t date much. Very successful men date. Some of them date a lot. Maybe entry level men at Skadden Arps or JPMorgan don’t have time to date much but very successful men do date.
Also, I don’t agree with your comment that very successful men don’t date much. Very successful men date. Some of them date a lot. Maybe entry level men at Skadden Arps or JPMorgan don’t have time to date much but very successful men do date.
Sure, the super senior execs that travel, don't do most of the work and can throw money at anything like it's nothing and get women away from their S/O - sure - that's like the top 2% alpha men. But typical man working 60 hours a week making $75/year to $300k/year doesn't want to do that unless they have exec sales job traveling where they are gone all the time. I've been in that group for the last 8 years and nearly everyone I know is in that group. I know one playboy. The rest all settled down with marriage a long time ago or stay in monogamous relationships. I do not know a single one who actively wanted to date multiple women if they found a good one.
re: Successful men dating.
Both myself and my real estate agent in AZ are successful men and we both have difficulty finding the time for a serious relationship.
Most women want more of a commitment than I have the time to give.
60hr work weeks are hard on relationships.
I sure chased women a lot either dating or whatever and I’m fairly successful by mere mortal standards before I finally settled these past 20 plus years
Man I was not going to live long without a rib even if only it was a go to the beach with me rib
That’s like a bad death
No woman to share your life and of course bed