In this episode, I discuss the difference between being a gold digger and simply having standards. I speak on why dating for funds and not for fun becomes essential once you’re in your mid-twenties and beyond. This one’s for the girls who know it’s no longer cute to entertain struggle love. We get into setting boundaries, expecting provision and care — emotionally, financially, and mentally — and why questions like “What do you bring to the table?” are a red flag. If a man isn’t a solution,...
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In this episode, I discuss the difference between being a gold digger and simply having standards. I speak on why dating for funds and not for fun becomes essential once you’re in your mid-twenties and beyond. This one’s for the girls who know it’s no longer cute to entertain struggle love. We get into setting boundaries, expecting provision and care — emotionally, financially, and mentally — and why questions like “What do you bring to the table?” are a red flag. If a man isn’t a solution,...
In this episode, I discuss the difference between being a gold digger and simply having standards. I speak on why dating for funds and not for fun becomes essential once you’re in your mid-twenties and beyond. This one’s for the girls who know it’s no longer cute to entertain struggle love. We get into setting boundaries, expecting provision and care — emotionally, financially, and mentally — and why questions like “What do you bring to the table?” are a red flag. If a man isn’t a solution,...
In this episode, I discuss the difference between being a gold digger and simply having standards. I speak on why dating for funds and not for fun becomes essential once you’re in your mid-twenties and beyond. This one’s for the girls who know it’s no longer cute to entertain struggle love. We get into setting boundaries, expecting provision and care — emotionally, financially, and mentally — and why questions like “What do you bring to the table?” are a red flag. If a man isn’t a solution,...
