Struggling Men Are The Prize! 🎁

Struggling Men Are The Prize! 🎁

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A lot of women ignore the beauty of dating a struggling man because it's not ideal for them. they prefer to chase the status and money that a man who's "better off" can provide. They think that by obtaining this kind of lifestyle it will make all their troubles and worries disappear. This is mistake #1. Struggling Men Are The Prize!

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[OliviaAlexa]

Hi Guys... I've been making content like this since 2015 and I want to thank all of my supporters. Especially the ones who have been there from day one.

[cobraelectric]

Something my grandfather told me when I reached my teens: ”Boy, when you go on a first date with a girl, spend your charm, not your money because all men will have times in their life when money is tight but charm is free. And if your charm isn’t enough to make her like you, then your money never will be.”

[patmartin]

“Money will get you the woman you want.
Struggle will provide you the woman you need.”

[Gotham_Outlaw]

I've long since gave up on trying to find the right woman. I just focus on my goals in my life. I mean if I find her along the way then cool. If not, it is what it is

[EP_]

Hit nail right in the head. If I find a woman who is with me during my struggles, I will stick with her no matter what.

[Armando]

“A person will show you who they truly are when you have nothing to offer them.”

[theescofield]

Men, never let a woman into your life who rejected you once when you were broke. NEVER, you deserve better 🙏💖

[vicvic]

Yup... my wife gave me shelter and food when I was homeless and remained loyal and respectful to me through my struggle. A decade later I am now a pilot and investor and give her the world.

[havocstormbringer]

You are absolutely right. I've been telling my friends this for years. I started out broke and now I'm not. As soon as a woman starts probing for my worth I know she's not right. Those women are on the quest you think they are. Their goal is your money, not you. They know they need to go through you to get it. Those women are guaranteed divorces.

[OliviaAlexa]

Struggling- "striving to achieve or attain something in the face of difficulty or the word struggling is not a negative thing. It's extremely positive.

[iamheeeem]

Met my wife after I was basically homeless. And by homeless I mean finding a person who needed help paying the rent. She stood by me when I established my own apt. Even though it was in the hood.
We moved 3 times and the 3rd as they say was the charm. It was into our own house. We have 3 kids and I know I have a prize.

[danielpayne]

This woman understands relationship dynamics completely, more women like this pls!

[osvaldodanett]

I met my wife in college, and she was in a different faculty. I lived in the university dormitory and she lived with her parents and had her own car. Crabs just wanted to destroy our relationship. Even hometown friends of mine (women and one douchebag) would tell her to leave me, because they thought she "deserved something better". One day in a party a young friend of mine, who didn't know what was happening, was dancing with her and told her to never leave me and that I was the best student at engineering faculty. This was the day she understood why all those snakes wanted to destroy our relationship and told me all the stuff. Two decades have gone, we fulfilled our academic goals, growing in our carriers and our kids will soon start going to college. Keep the black family strong!!

[agencyba]

I had a terrible accident 10 yrs ago, barely survived, which left me partly disabled. Met my wife after rehab, she didn't care about my health problems at all. At that time other women wouldn't even notice me. Now that my health and business is (doing) great, women look at me differently but it's all shallow, pathetic. So I fully agree with this video. I'll tell my two daughters the exact same things and remind them of their mother's example. The best things in life start in certain times of weakness. Relationships especially.

[Аноним-щн]

Your value as a woman is determined by how you treat a man who can't give you anything, not by how he struggles to get you.

[mrt.]

I was broke.... We built it together, now we are successful and I will NEVER LEAVE HER SIDE BECAUSE SHE BELIEVED IN ME!!! 12 YEARS GOING STRONG, ITS NOT ALL HAPPINESS WE DO HAVE OUR DISAGREEMENTS HERE AND THERE, BUT WE ALWAYS WORK IT OUT!!! STAY POSITIVE FOLKS✌️

[foxfirevalleyvineyrd]

My wife would agree with you 100%. I was one of those struggling men when we met. I was working three jobs to make ends meet and I was always tired. I had no time to put on airs. She seen me for who I really was. That was thirty years ago, and since we have built a beautiful life together.

[arthurgarcia]

She was there when I had 300 a week, 500 a week, 800 a week, to 1, 400 a week. By next year I'll be at 2, 000 a week and I'm thankful she helped me get to that point in my life. No one can compare to her patience and continuous love and belief in me. We continue to grow together and it's a great feeling to share that deep bond, these days if she doesn't look her best ill tell her she's beautiful. When she is struggling with her job or studies I'll tell listen to her, and tell her she can do it and I believe in her. The financial support is not what she was ever looking for. It was the appreciation and emotional connection, which is worth more than monetary value. I hope many men can find what I found, and not let the shallow women of the past prevent you from finding a deep connection with a woman in the future.

[ndmusic]

I've got a good friend who was severely struggling after a divorce and lost everything but was left with custody of his three young sons! He was prideful and didn't say a word to anyone at first and continued to struggle barely having enough to eat most days...He met a young lady who was beautiful with no children who loved his personality and eventually fell in love with him....She happened to be a doctor who decided to help him and his kids because she knew he was a good man although he was barely making ends meet...Today they own several properties and have made some very highly profitable investments as a team...Even better they are madly in love with each other...Moral of the story: "Give a diamond in the rough a chance!"

[senecaaurelius]

I got married in my early 20s when I had not even two nickels to rub together and we are still married after 23 years. Since then, I’ve seen the highest of financial highs and the lowest of financial lows, but we’ve stayed together. Can’t say that I am currently a millionaire, but the benefits and joys of our relationship far surpass all of the wealth in the world.