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High status but low income or High income low status?

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Hmm.
actually i know women who chose the 5k a month guy, even tho he is a fisherman or butcher, and they actually stink even when they're clean, over the very good looking guys who is a office employee for 2k a month


I suspect the edge is not money, what is then?
The question was "who would you pick it to be yourself" from what I recall OP asked, not which partner women would pick.

I agree that they would pick a guy that stinks (him not themselves) for 5k rather than one that doesnt for 1-5k....I mean they literally pick drug dealers if the money is good let alone a guy that just fix sewers.
 

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Pointless question because the assumption exists that this is an either or proposition and it's not.
Exactly.

The OP is completely square. This is multifactorial. Never black & white binary. Its never either/or.
 
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