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He just got off the phone with one of his client, a 70 year old heart surgeon. The surgeon recently put in an offer for a multi-million dollars house, about 3 millions. Normally it wouldn't concern the financial planner, but the problem is that the surgeon only has a little bit over 3 million dollars in saving, and according to the planner, the surgeon made the offer "because his wife wanted another house, and they had no intention of selling the house they are already living in, since they just recently spent a few millions renovating it." On top of that, the surgeon couple has been living comfortably from the interest alone collected from his saving. So if they actually bought the house, they would be broke and the surgeon would have to work till he's dead, literally. Of course the wife would still live comfortably in the new house, probably with the money from the surgeon's life insurance payout. That's not the best part, the icing is that they have 3 kids, and none of them is the surgeon's. They're the wife's kids from her previous marriage, and they aren't even adults yet. So now my financial planner is hoping the offer won't be accepted, and he'll have to schedule a meeting with the surgeon and his wife, to "educate" her about why she shouldn't get a second house because she felt like it.
This story basically confirms a lot of things that are posted on here, such as:
The list could go on, but it definitely was a bleak reminder that PUA is a life skill that needs to be practiced and honed all the time. Never get complacent when you think you're in love and you have found the one. Remember, her agenda is more important than yours (or your life)(I think it was 60's who said that, but I could be wrong)
The title exaggerated it a bit, but it'll save you in the future. I just came back from a meeting with my financial planner, and he told me an interesting story about another of his client. Right after we were seated, he asked if I have made any big purchases without consulting him. I said no and asked why, and then he started telling me a cautionary tale.
1) her agenda is more important than yours
2) the man should be the leader in a relationship
3) marriage in a traditional sense doesn't work
4) women are the ultimate winner in any monogamous LTR
5) marriage will betasize any man
6) you are not different, don't think because you are a surgeon you can make any marriage work
7) men a logical and rational, while women are emotional
