Persian Men?

afrokock wrote: and even then tc she is still failing to get that bare minimum hence, maybe she probably needs to reevaluate her approach

eanaj5 wrote: I'm not seeing what's so profound about afro's post, people dont usually ask those type of questions while dating?

Often times posters make threads about wanting to marry well or fit in a certain crowd of men with money but what do they bring to the table besides a pretty face? Some of these men need more than a pretty face to bring around their friends, colleagues, and clients; especially when you are black woman. This is valuable in your personal development as well for example I had an interview with a manager who went on to talk about Simpson- Bowles, my thoughts about reinstating Glass-Steagall, if I had ever read Spin Selling, seen Glenn Gary Glen Ross, my thoughts on cloud computing, the price of gold today,what I do in my personal time, and if I knew about various IT technology.
All of the questions I thought had very little to do with the position and that he was just trying to stump me but luckily I knew about all of his questions. The manager explained that he wanted to see if I had intellectual curiosity and if I could carry on a conversation with professionals much more experienced than myself. I feel the same applies for women looking to land a moneyed man and Afro's post illustrated that.


Edited by stardaqueenb23 - Jan 02 2013 at 1:46pm

I think BTL could be like Marlo

if Marlo can be Marlo, anyone can

SamoneLenior wrote: I think BTL could be like Marlo if Marlo can be Marlo, anyone can

stardaqueenb23 wrote: eanaj5 wrote: I'm not seeing what's so profound about afro's post, people dont usually ask those type of questions while dating?  Often times posters make threads about wanting to marry well or fit in a certain crowd of men with means but what do they bring to the table besides a pretty face? Some of these men need more than a pretty face to bring around their friends, clients, especially when you are black woman. This is valuable in your personal development as well for example I had an interview with a manager who went on to talk about Simpson- Bowles, my thoughts about reinstating Glass-Steagall, if I had ever read Spin Selling, seen Glenn Gary Glen Ross, my thoughts on cloud computing, the price of gold today,what I do in my personal time, and if I knew about various IT technology. All of the questions I thought had very little to do with the position and that he was just trying to stump me but luckily I knew about all of his questions. The manager explained that he wanted to see if I had intellectual curiosity and if I could carry on a conversation with professionals much more experienced than myself. I feel the same applies for women looking to land a moneyed man and Afro's post illustrated that.