Now I Ain't Sayin' She's a GoldDigga...

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seoulsearch

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Hey Everyone, After being called a Gold Digger in one of the threads... it made me laugh a little and got me thinking... what have your experiences been with this? Do you have friends who have been gold diggers? Have you confronted them? Are you a reformed, remorseful, or repentant digger? Has someone "digged"/ "dug" on you? How did you handle it it/address it/stop it as a Christian? How would you handle it if you found someone always asking you for money or favors? Most of you out there already know my sad story of being dug as a mother for an alcoholic's two children so I won't repeat myself... let's hear about YOUR experiences and thoughts! Grab that shovel, "dig" out your stories and share them with us!
 
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pinkstix56

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lol i love you seoul
 
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MusicalMe

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Kim, you know I have ex-boyfriend stories on any subject, and this is no different.

In '07 I dated a guy who was 10 years older than me. Now, that's not really the issue, I just brought it up because it was the first time in my life that I really dated an 'adult' (college guys do not count as adults, lol) who was already financially established. So, he had a good job and a more-than-adequate amount of money. I'm a simple girl, and pretty easy to keep happy, but in some ways, it was like he was trying to buy me. He bought me jewelry, and I never wear jewelry (it irritates my skin more often than not). He bought me flowers regularly. He took the both of us skydiving for my birthday. He always took me out to nice restaurants and ordered an appetizer, entree, and dessert. And I don't want it to sound like I'm not grateful, because I was, but after a while it really seemed like he was trying to buy me. Especially when we started having problems... the closer I got to feeling like I wanted to break up with him, the more he would shell out money for stuff. And then I'd feel guilty, like "I can't just dump him after he's spent this money..."

So I was a reluctant gold digger or a gold digger by default or something...

But I dumped him, but only part of it was because of this.
 

Kakashi

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Best thread ever.
 
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MusicalMe

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But I dumped him, but only part of it was because of this.
I'm sure other parts of this story will surface in other threads. Is there a Lying About Still Living With Your Mother thread?
 
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nanabean

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I'm sure other parts of this story will surface in other threads. Is there a Lying About Still Living With Your Mother thread?

HAHAHAHAHAHATHISHAHHAAAHAHACRACKEDHAHHAHAHAMEHAHHAHAHAUPHHAHAHAHASOOOOOOOOHAHAHHAAHHABAD!!!!! HAHHAHAHAHAHA
 
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Golfaholic30

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The one good thing about being a teahcer... No girl wll ever marry me for my $ unless she is incredibly stupid lol
 
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because it was the first time in my life that I really dated an 'adult' (college guys do not count as adults, lol) .

Hmm.....I take offense to that....WE COUNT...like the Iranians say...WHERES MY VOTE?? lol
 
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38 percent of church marriages end in divorce .
 

seoulsearch

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I'm sure other parts of this story will surface in other threads. Is there a Lying About Still Living With Your Mother thread?

You are too much, Anne! :) I'm not trying to sound strange, but I do think men, especially non-Christians (and of course, some Christian ones as well) have the mentality that women are expensive things to be bought... and the more money they spend, the more they'll get out of the relationship (thanks to the strip club mentality--the more I pay, the more she'll spend time with me... the more intimate she'll get with me, etc. NOT just with sex but with emotions and "closeness"--the more I spend, the more attached she'll be to me, the more she'll adore me...) I'm NOT saying all guys are like this at all!! But I do think some even well-meaning guys, especially older, feel as if money is their security ("maybe she won't notice I'm not the best-looking or that I'm not as talented as the next guy if I keep shelling out the dough.") I told this story once before... I was at work and this OLDER guy (probably 70--no joke) said he wish I'd "follow him home like a little puppy." He said, "I would buy you jewels, furs, cars..." And I said, "Sir, as you can see, I have a JOB. Anything I need or want, I can work for it myself." He looked at me like I'd slapped him. :) A concept that was completely out of left field for him, apparently.
 

Sharp

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WHAT'S WRONG WITH LIVIN WITH YOUR MOMMA!

who would make my lunch and iron my shirts if my momma didn't!

No but seriously, is this is a big issue? Definitely a few girls I've met tend to prefer dudes who have moved out. But why? Is it because its evidence they have money and a stable life? Maaaaaaan, maybe I should buy a house.
 
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SamIam

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When i was like 20 21 some where around that age... .. This person used to come up to my job where i worked almost everyday, and was constantly sayin stuff like if you just go out with me i can set you up for life, like almost begging me about it lol..... i know what they really meant by if you go out with me..... it was really tempting cause i was broke, and my life was kinda fallin apart... this person owned like three or four businesses, was really really rich... and was about 7 or 8 years older than me. So there was a part of me that wanted to cause life woulda been like ten times easier... aaaaaaand before i was saved... there was someone that was totally obsessed with me that was older than me as well... was constantly askin me out... i knew they had alot of money so i went out with um... i felt no remorse over it because i wasnt a christian..... i feel horrile for what i did to this person, even to this day i still feel bad about it. They were constantly buyin me stuff, doin things for me... .. but you know at the end of the day everything comes with a price.... ..
 
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MusicalMe

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WHAT'S WRONG WITH LIVIN WITH YOUR MOMMA!

who would make my lunch and iron my shirts if my momma didn't!

No but seriously, is this is a big issue? Definitely a few girls I've met tend to prefer dudes who have moved out. But why? Is it because its evidence they have money and a stable life? Maaaaaaan, maybe I should buy a house.
Well, here's the thing. I didn't mind him living with his mom, I really didn't. I mean, he was in a wheelchair for crying out loud, so it was fairly necessary that he live with her (or at least with somebody). The thing is, he told me that he didn't live with his mother. A few days later one of his friends let is slip that he did. I didn't say anything about, thinking he would come clean when he got to know me better. But I would ask questions sometimes about his "roommate" and he'd get all uncomfortable. When his brother brought it up another time, I decided it was confrontation time. When we were alone, I told him I knew he'd been lying about it. I also told him that it wasn't a big deal but he kept saying over and over that he didn't live with his mother. So when I finally said something along the lines of "ok, fine." he came clean. Seriously, I didn't care, I just didn't like him lying about it. We'd been dating for months.

This wasn't the whole reason I broke up with him either. This, combined with the money thing, were just a part of it.

I don't have a problem with a guy living at home, but it depends on the circumstances. I dated a guy once who lived at home so that his paycheck could go to buying knives (he collected them). There's living at home because you have to, and living at home because you don't want to grow up. The first is ok.

Some guys act like they're waiting to go straight from having mommy take care of them to having wifey take care of them. That dog won't hunt, sir.
 

Sharp

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Buying knives!!!!!!!! hahahahahaha. I love it.
 
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SamIam

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WHAT'S WRONG WITH LIVIN WITH YOUR MOMMA!

who would make my lunch and iron my shirts if my momma didn't!

No but seriously, is this is a big issue? Definitely a few girls I've met tend to prefer dudes who have moved out. But why? Is it because its evidence they have money and a stable life? Maaaaaaan, maybe I should buy a house.

umm i knew this girl once......... you might know her luke her name started with an h and ended in olly... anyways............ she said havin your momma iron your shirt is wack! She also said that buying a house would most likely get you the girls..... well that and learning how to cook your own food.........so your not starving when mommy leaves........................... hey she said it not me!!
 

Sharp

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There's no way I would spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to buy a house so I can prove that I am independent and secure and mature.

I have a huge objection to living alone, besides having crumpled shirts and hunger pains. I would be lonely! I will not move out of my momma's house unless I have someone else to move in with.
 
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SamIam

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people cramp my style.... espeically my mom lol i gotta live alone....
 
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MusicalMe

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Nothing says "independent" like a crumpled shirt with a faint odor of Easy Mac...
 
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SamIam

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i looooove easy mac!!!! i could eat macaroni and cheese everyday for the rest of my life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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SamIam

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ohhh and i dont iron...... lol i actually dont really know how...