Author	Thread: Minimum Annual Income
OhZone View Profile History	Minimum Annual Income Posted : 4 Jul, 2012 06:52 PM Ladies, It is well-known that most women are not concerned about her man having a job of status or a big income. I'm curious as to what would be the minimum job and/or income your prospective husband should have. For that matter, is there a maximum income you'd not like to surpass? Is there a job of status that you would *not* want him to have? O3 Post Reply
View Profile History	Minimum Annual Income Posted : 4 Jul, 2012 07:40 PM He should be secure in his finances not being in lots of debt. Most men I meet has been married twice and has lots of debt and they need a mate to help them live in the custom they were when married. Or I meet men who never had job or in and out of jobs and nothing of real material value. I am not a material lady but I have worked hard all my life and I do not want a man that is out of sorts with how he controls his financial living status. So, I cut the contacts off. :waving: No quotes here on amounts if income or certian job titles but I have my own personal ideas and will let the Man know. My age range should have some type of good retirement. Post Reply
View Profile History	Minimum Annual Income Posted : 4 Jul, 2012 07:45 PM Good question, O3! I would want my man to make no less than what I make so that we are both contributing to the household. I have been the sole bread-winner in my house for pretty much my entire adult life and I would be glad to share the burden! :applause: As to type of job I wouldn't want him to have? ... Politician. Doctor. Soldier. I want to have dinner with him every night :yay: and have spontaneous outings without the job dictating how that might happen or where you could go. And have a reasonable expectation that every day there's not someone around the corner looking to take a shot at him! :rolleyes: N. Post Reply
GraceAndKindness View Profile History	Minimum Annual Income Posted : 6 Jul, 2012 04:36 PM Good question. I'd want him to be financially secure and responsible earning money from his gifts. He's happy, God's happy, win, win situation. Course, wouldn't have a problem with him being financially wealthy at the same time, but if he isn't, I do believe we would be ok. Post Reply
View Profile History	Minimum Annual Income Posted : 9 Jul, 2012 04:33 AM Trust, I knew we would never work as I work nights. Post Reply
View Profile History	Minimum Annual Income Posted : 9 Jul, 2012 01:20 PM LOL... that and the fact that you are younger than my daughter and live in another country have nothing to do with it? :ROFL: I imagine working nights won't work well for your dating or marriage life anyway. But someone has to watch the streets so we can sleep, right HOH? :applause: I love you anyway brother!! Even if I have to wait until heaven to meet you face to face :rolleyes: Post Reply
View Profile History	Minimum Annual Income Posted : 28 Aug, 2014 07:45 AM What I am concerned about when it comes to a man's job is this: Does he love/enjoy what he does, and does he work at his full potential? I want my man to come home happy and satisfied after his work day. Even if the day is long and full of challenges, it makes a world of difference if he WANTS to be doing the work and he gives it his all. Post Reply
OhZone View Profile History	Minimum Annual Income Posted : 30 May, 2017 11:26 AM . Post Reply