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Marry a MM/PB Winner?
Would You Marry a MM Jackpot Winner?
A Craps Player & Poet Dover, Delaware United States Member #19109 July 20, 2005 577 Posts Offline
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I'd love to meet a sugar momma. I'm stubborn too, but with that kind of money I'd adjust. No problem !
I can manage a grouchy b**ch and have my fun on the side.
There are ways around everything.  And that's the Gods honest truth!!!!
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Ohio United States Member #3080 December 14, 2003 3145 Posts Offline
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If I wasn't attracted to the person or we had nothing in common, then honestly no I probably wouldn't. I have no desire to be in a relationship with someone who I am not compatible with...no matter how much money they have or won. I agree with "ThatScaryChick"!
And, money isn't everything? I could not do it myself. Personally it would not be worth the false effort.
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United States Member #5437 June 30, 2004 21790 Posts Offline
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I wouldn't. I wouldn't be happy marrying for money.
I have married a winner however, he is my soulmate and that makes both of us a winner.
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Washington State United States Member #34373 February 26, 2006 263 Posts Offline
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No way! I may not be wealthy, but I basically do what I want when I want and "get by fine" in my retirement. At this age I'm likely too set in my ways to marry anyone again, let alone someone who would likely think he should have most of the say since he has most of the money.
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Illinois United States Member #30849 January 17, 2006 3491 Posts Offline
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| Posted: August 26, 2008, 10:36 pm - IP Logged |
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@ Coin Toss
Very old, sexist joke. (although I do not see anything funny about it) Why is a woman "what you are" and a man is not? Most men will say yes for free!
Thanks, Pac. At least you're honest. Go back up to my post, you overlooked this:
(Make the appropriate male/ female substitutions where you want here, guys tell the story one way, females the other) It's Lotto, not horseshoes or artillery! close doesn't count! I sell everything at a loss but make up for it in volume - Milo Minderbinder, Catch-22
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Indiana United States Member #49185 January 7, 2007 1096 Posts Offline
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Yes, but not for that reason alone. I have to have an emotional attraction to them. Gonna win.
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Raleigh United States Member #49513 January 17, 2007 99 Posts Online
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I chose yes, but it is more like a maybe.
I am pretty open minded.
If they were a good person, and I liked being around them, but did not have the physical thing going, I might not marry them normally. With lots of lottery money the freedom to do what you want and enjoy your time might make up for less sparks in the bedroom. Also, in your scenario, the person is totally into you, which is also a huge plus. Having someone that is dedicated and loyal to you would be some pretty positive stuff, unless they were psycho about it.
Looks really are not everything to me. They are a definate plus if a girl has them, but if she has a great personality, it is usally enough to make up for any physical problems.
If they had a nasty personality, I would not want to hang out with them past 1-2 dates, so definately a no.
Basically, the money would push a borderline situation into a yes.
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mid-Ohio United States Member #9 March 24, 2001 9247 Posts Offline
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No, I know what I would expect from someone if I was a jackpot winner that permitted them to marry me and there is no way I would ever put myself in a similar position. But then I'm not the type of person that seek the company of people with lots of money and I don't have much respect for those who do. * Trying is the first step toward failure *
homer J. Simpson
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New Member OHIO United States Member #63452 July 14, 2008 9 Posts Offline
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I forgot to answer my own question. In all honesty I would at least give it a try. Why not make it so my life is alot easier. I wouldn't have to worry about high gas prices and our messed up economy. I think most people would love to live without the worries of any financial burdens. Would I feel proud that I'm kinda freeloading no but I would make the best out of the situation. I wouldnt care what others thought of me either.
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colonial heights United States Member #32100 February 2, 2006 2111 Posts Offline
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| Posted: August 27, 2008, 5:53 pm - IP Logged |
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i can give it a try............been poor to long when you do it do it right the first time...........
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