Questions about married people who are wealthy

I am as dumb as a bag of nails and I fry my brain cells by reality TV. But some of them can be educational. It can teach/demonstrate what human intentions can be, when you pit one against another. Can also teach on how to deal with real life situations. May be it just me but I think some of those shows should be studied and offered as a course in freshman Intro college classess.

I watch the kardashians-not because of Kim but coz of Khole (not for her beauty but for her blunt out look in life). Everytime I watch that show, it makes me wish that I have a tight close family like them. They are spoiled brats but they get each other's back.
OYi. life is harsh, let me get off my soap box and take my prozac.

 

I see your point, it does show you what people are capable of when faced with a variety of different situations. However being slightly older than you, I've already picked up skills in predicting human behavior and people don't often surprise me. Quite a few disappoint me, but they don't surprise. I wish more did, it gets boring when people behave as expected most of the time. So I'm going to skip the reality TV. Though if they do decide to offer it as a Freshman course, I think they should get Dog the Bounty hunter to teach it, he's just so goofy he's hysterical. At least the class wouldn't be bored.

LOL, you shouldn't be concerned with speaking your mind GZ. As for close families, I came from one and it's not always sunshine and kitty cats. We were taught that family takes care of family, and that those who can, have a responsibility to take care of those who can't. Unfortunately that's supposed to be the case regardless of the reason, and I have a bit of a problem cleaning up other people's messes when IMO they got what was coming to them. I'm personally a big fan of taking care of me and mine all by my lonesome, but it is nice to know that if I ever needed backup it would only take one phone call and I'd have more than I knew what to do with. They wouldn't even ask why, they'd just be there. That to me personifies my family.

 

Look, you initially had the good sense to put me on 'Ignore'; after that we were both happier. Now I'm reading your illiterate trash replies again. Here's the deal; either you can put me back on 'ignore', or I'll do it. Either way, I'm getting as tired of your girlish drivel as you are my posts. I just don't APPROVE of you at the cellular level. Me not reading your posts will do me a LOT more good than you not reading mine. To me, you have ZERO redeeming qualities. So just get lost?

In fact, I'll do it now, I never expect action from your kind. Ciao.

 

^ Case in point. You cant help yourself.
You are quite entertaining.
Amusing calling a PhD illiterate, did it make you feel better???

You keep doing your trash talk, eventually you get yourself thrown out of here due to your relentless unwarranted name-calling and verbal abuse.

 

i prefer to say that you're as sharp as a bowling ball, or you're as sharp as a sack of wet mice...but that's just me

 

Very true my friend.

I highly doubt anyone who falls within that category would, disagree. He or she would really need to be gullible to think otherwise. :smt023


Cheers!

 

Yes, Gold Diggers And often poeple of a lower class don't know the propper etiquette to display when socializing with the rich.[/QUOTE]


There's a real sociology to all of this. From what I've read and gathered it is about education levels, environmental factors, the wealthier person wanting a partner on equal footing, etc.

Think of it this way, how does a very wealthy person come across and meet someone that much lower on the economic ladder? Those two people will likely live in different neighborhoods, have different circles of friends, attend different bars and places and so forth.

I once dated someone who came from a very wealthy family. Her father was a diamond dealer. My origins are the complete opposite. We dated really only because he happened to go the same school. Decent public schools sometime bridge socioeconomic areas.