My election night was an overall joy fest of shock, aw, and the most surprising mixture of relief, and shame…
Of course, I’m not going to turn this blog into a political opinion forum, but I think the majority - rather, I know that the majority of voters were more than ready for Real change this last Nov. 4th. One might argue that the change we needed could have come from either ticket, but lets just say the more daring opponent of the Bush years got the nod in a landslide victory
The real surprise for me was the judgment made by the majority of voters in my home state of California to pass a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage - something of which the gay millionaire daters on this site would likely not approve.
I can tell you that my best friend - who happens to be a young gay male registered as an “Attractive Male” on this site was saddened by the news of ‘Proposition 8′ getting a Yes vote, and thus negating many of his friends recent marriages (one of which I witnessed at City Hall in San Francisco).
Without offending anyone on either side, I do pose this question: is love something to limit to only one type of human pairing?
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No matter what your feelings are on the subject, one things for sure - love has no bounds on this site, and whether it’s ‘certified’ by the state, or church, people of all orientations are welcome on SeekingMillionaire.com with open arms
I’ve got to say; after 2 months on SeekingMillionaire.com, I have finally found my watering hole…
It used to be that going on a date was a mix of dread, a little bit of hope, but a whole hunk of uncertainty. The majority of men I was ‘lucky’ enough to date were usually at least 5 years older than me, but often, somehow, less established & stable than I had managed to become.
Maybe that’s why I sought out a dating service that was created for men and women who don’t dance around the issue of weath and quality.
The thing about wealthy men is that more often than not, they’re already taken! It’s hard for a young single gal like me to find a high quality single bachelor looking for a serious relationship.
Have any other ladies on this site felt the same way about their dating life before, and after joining SeekingMillionaire.com?
How do you view average wealth men as opposed to high wealth men, in terms of their willingness to commit?
I have just finished watching a special on CNN about this event some millionaire man threw last year. It was dubbed as a “Millionaire Speed Dating” party, but I think it seemed more like a PR stunt.
Now, I’m not trying to bash a young guy trying to make a name for himself, but I do think that if he was serious about connecting lovers who appreciate the finer things in life, he would have made it a slightly more ‘open’ affair.
Here on SeekingMillionaire, you’re not ridiculed by the staff in terms of “beauty”, and they also don’t require that the men all be Multi Millionaires, they simply insist that the men hear are wealthy, and are serious about forming a relationship on the basis of honesty and openess.
As you could probably gather from my post below, I do have a bit of a bias when it comes to these millionaire matchmaking agencies. I just think it’s better to guide your own ship, that’s all.
I’m always open to comments from those who agree, or disagree
I have used a couple different matchmaking services before, and both of them cost me between $100 and $300. The results were horrible. They made me take professional photos, using THEIR photographer, and then expected me to pay an additional fee for them to ‘maintain’ my profile on numerous dating sites.
I’m not trying to bad mouth those expensive matchmakers here, but I do think that if you really know what you want, you should have the motivation it takes to be more self-guided in your journey for love.
Here on SeekingMillionaire.com, I’ve gotten much more response from far more eligible bachelors than when I was paying hand over foot for someone to do the work for me.
Has anyone else used a wealthy or rich matchmaking service? What was your experience like? How has your experience on SeekingMillionaire.com been so far?
A million dollars… Having such used to be all it took to deem one “set for life”… though, as always, inflation has reared it’s ugly head, and with more and more people understanding the value of the Ability to Make millions, as opposed to actual money in the bank, wealthy men who may or may not have a gross net-worth of 1 million plus are finding this site to be their “watering hole” for love.
Personally, I wouldn’t care if my partner had a 7 figure savings account, but what I do care about is whether or not he has the traits of a succesfull, wealthy man.
Do any of you agree, or dis-agree that having millions in the bank doesn’t mean as much as the ability to earn New money? I don’t think I’m going to want to debate the merrits of those who have “old” money vs. those who have “new” money, but I would like to hear what others think about which may be more vital at this time, all things considered
Millionaire bachelors are finding themselves more sought after now than ever, with enough money in the bank, or the safe, to weather any looming stock market crash. Women who pursued them before have a new vigor, and these millionaire bachelors know very well how much clout they have.
Millionaire Divorcee
They’ve already been married, and now they’re looking for a more substantial relationship with a gorgeous partner. They may have kids, and may or may not be comfortable with merging their new found singlehood with their old family ties right away, but these guys have a keen since of what will work, and what won’t - from experience.
Millionaire Single
He’s not necessarily living large, or at least, not yet. He’s got a good job, with plenty of promise, and like most of his single peers, he’s finally ready to find that one special woman to settle down with and perhaps start a family. Be sure to note that millionaire singles are almost always multitasking, so if you don’t get an initial response, try, try, try again.
Millionaire Entrepreneur
He’s likely to be found juggling his time between various projects, some here, some there, and you can bet his travel schedule keeps him in-flight for much of his time. He’s never really taken the time for love, but now he’s realized that he can have the most desirable women in the world come to him, knowing full well his financial prowess, and accomplishments… very sexy.
Millionaire Lovers
They love romance, and have spent the better part of their lives perfecting the art of giving with style. They have enough money to woo the most impenetrable of souls, and when it comes to romancing a woman, you best believe they’ll pull out all the stops. Looking for that one special woman who’ll appreciate the lifestyle they can afford them, millionaire lovers have got not only heart, but serious punch.
Throughout this blog, I and other members have discussed why looking for a wealthy man or woman to form a lasting, serious relationship is less about the money, and more about the person behind it. Let’s be honest; money is very attractive, and perhpas as it should be. Let’s take our current economy as another reason why many out there would consider someone’s financial well-being as part of their over-all attractivness.
Luckily, the guys who I have reached out to on this site haven’t made me feel guilty for my preferences. I am just as forth-coming with my physical details as the men on this site are with their financial ones.
Has anyone here felt uncomforatable addressing the topic of financial well-being? Also, have any Wealthy Members wondered about the best ways to address physical and other appearence-based requirements? I’d love to hear!
This morning I got an email from a guy in my very own state of California, who not only sent me a link to some very sexy pics, but aslo to his very humbling resume…
This guy is a real maverick, if that word can still be used by lay-men anymore
I like the fact that so many of the men here are comforatable with sharing their stories, and I am never one to turn down a good opportunity to be quite and listen. So that’s exactly what I got to do with Mr. Maverick today, listen…
One of the most interesting things he told me was his secret wish to visit space, although he admits that it’s still very much a fantasy at this point. I told him that if he ended up leaving the planet, I’d be happy to watch his house-plants and even take care of some other terran duties he might otherwise have fulfilled.
(Jake wishes this Lord of the Rings star and real-life gay millionaire, Sir Ian Mckellen, would pick HIM!)
This must be addressed: I was at my friend Jake’s house last night. Jake is a 22 year old gay slice of pumkin pie: cute, petite (for a guy), smart, honest, and looking for a rich gay single to sweep him off his own feet. It’s been a real riot discussing the differences between gay millionaires and straight ones.
First off, it seems like all the gay millionaires live on the west coast, or the east cost, but barely any in Middle America. Whereas for me, I find plenty of guys in Texas, Colorado, and other parts of our Heart Land
So far, Jake and I have both recieved relatively equal ratios of directly sexual VS more romantic “1st contact emails”, but the rich gay men seem to have a slightly better since of humor
Would love to hear from any of our gay and lesbian family!
Hello my Luxurious, Intelligent and if your smart, Persistent millionaire dating friends
I am experiencing a millionaire high today. I had the pleasure of speaking with a man from the site who admitted he wasn’t interested in me romantically, but read my profile and gave me some Great advice for my little fledgling business.
See, I told I will not settle for zero - ever. No matter what, I try to extract some benefit out of every relationship I have, and not in a completely self-absorbed way. When’s the last time you wanted to tell someone “get over yourself”? Must have been a 90’s thing, like “hated it” or “who’da thunk it?”, but I digress…
Well, it looks like I may become a millionaire in my own right if I can keep my head on straight. Any attractive males needing a mama? Hmmmm… Ha, not for a while honeys
Has anyone else had their own millionaire high? I’d really like to hear the truth from an actual millionaire, regarding what he felt, or screamed, when he made his first million…
Oprah says it didn’t hit her until she was at Macy’s and couldn’t decide between two dresses she was comparing — but suddenly it hit her; she could BUY BOTH!
