What do you think of women who earn quite a lot from their main job, whether it’s a daytime job or the nightlife industry?
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I’d met this man several times and thought I could trust him, so I told him about my work. He said, “You probably earn more than I do. Don’t you even need an allowance?”
To the male respondents: What would you think if a woman earned a high income?
Would you start feeling like giving her an allowance was pointless?
I’m Tetsu, a male member.
There are plenty of women who earn more than I do, so it doesn’t bother me at all. I see the allowance as a thank-you for taking time out of her day for me, so I don’t think her position or circumstances have anything to do with it.
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I’m a male member who goes by Paper Airplane.
> Do you ever feel like it’s silly to give an allowance?
On the contrary, I feel honored. I’m not particularly happy about feng shui, but it does make me feel that she must be incredibly attractive.
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I’m in Seattle.
I never think, “There’s no way I could compete with her income.” Any tacky guy who says, “You don’t need an allowance, do you?” has no business being a member.
That said, I respect women who earn well. I hope they make a lot and use it for something amazing.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I don’t think an allowance is something that should only be given by people who earn more to those who earn less, so I don’t find it ridiculous.
If a woman earns a high income, I may wonder privately why she wants more money.
If she’s making a pretty good living, I’d actually think that’s impressive. If she wasn’t in the same line of work as me, I’d want to hear about the effort and ingenuity she puts into earning that money.
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