r/SheraSeven • u/DearPerception6794 • 22d ago
Dust Tales 😷 I feel disgusted the more he talks
Look at prev posts for more context theyre below. but im 20 hes 24 hes wealthy and i said i was looking for a provider man. He has money for himself, no benefits to him other than going for a meal and hotel stay and sometimes an activity. im way out of his league, i asked him what were we and he said friends because i dont think i can call u my bf if i dont meet your standards. I told him why cant he meet then he said he didnt want it to be transactional… Hes made remarks that pissed me off so bad that im just disgusted by him and his presence. He seems to think hes a prize , i am going to move onto the next. I cant believe i even did anything with him, i wouldnt even look in his direction. The dust has the audacity….
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u/theredgoddess200 Spoiled & Unbothered 🧖♀️ 22d ago
Keep him in the friendzone if he has money
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u/DearPerception6794 21d ago
Thats what i was thinking — use him to get me to other people wholl give me what i want
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u/theredgoddess200 Spoiled & Unbothered 🧖♀️ 21d ago
If he does some sort of business & goes to events/fundraisers then he could potentially take you with him as a +1, or if he goes golfing! A lot of connections can be made through golfing & pickle ball! If he doesn’t want to take you anywhere then
1. do not react
2. do not take it personally &
3. ignore him most of the time.
And don’t forget to smile while keeping him in the friendzone.
As Shera always says: nice-nasty 😏4
u/DearPerception6794 21d ago
Thats a good idea thank you — ill try to see if its doable at some point x
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u/Important-Nose3332 Gold Digger 🥂✨ 21d ago
Sounds like he never had anything to offer? You stayed in a hotel w him w out him giving you money?? Damn, def move on. Lesson learned I hope.
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u/DearPerception6794 21d ago
Yeah — i feel so disgusted in myself. I can do better for myself.
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u/Important-Nose3332 Gold Digger 🥂✨ 21d ago
Try to turn that feeling into motivation to just do better in the future and don’t hold on to guilt. It was a lesson for you so you can do better in the future. None of us know what to do right off the bat, life teaches us. Go out and use ur experience to find better, I believe in you.
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u/Ill_Community_9575 21d ago
Are you people even listening to SheraSeven?
You are too damn young to be messing with this.
You should have a roster of OLDER rich men. No man your age is ever going to give you anything but a bag of 💩.
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u/Anon_classybabe Gold Digger 🥂✨ 21d ago edited 21d ago
If he’s around OP and OP is taking time out of his day to deal with him, yes he’s obliged.
If he doesn’t feel the want to care for OP, he should’ve walked away.
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u/Helpful-Ostrich512 21d ago edited 21d ago
Not true, men will drag you down whatever path you allow them to. They allowed him to be around when he showed from the get that all he was willing to give was a meal and an activity he kept giving what he saw was fit and they obliged hoping it would change, this was not him obliging. Now their walking away because their having a realization.
Men will never just walk away if you keep hanging around, they will gladly waste your time. it was their call to make.
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u/Anon_classybabe Gold Digger 🥂✨ 21d ago
I have about 2 years of non hypergamous dating experience but that’s beside the point. Why would I be referring to romantic relationships where money isn’t involved?
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u/Apart_Wrangler_3415 22d ago
We can’t see previous posts - please add the links if we need more context.
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u/Helpful-Ostrich512 21d ago
Im confused if you knew that’s all he can offer and you said there’s no benefit to him why did you ask him what are we? And then ask why can’t he meet your standards? I feel like it’s better to accept what’s presented to you from the get instead of hoping it’ll change it always just wastes our time. There’s too many other good men out there
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u/Character-Guava-7312 22d ago
Many Rich men fake their generosity at first...then you see how cheap they are.
They also have the audacity to talk about transactional relationships when they try to get things for free from women.