Did some people marry to the builders/developers for the money during the good times

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Serious quest,did some people marry to the builders/developers for the money during the good times?.

Senna

No
Yes
Maybe
Who cares?

montane

Dayton Large Slavery wrote: »

Serious quest,did some people marry to the builders/developers for the money during the good times?.

HAHAHAHAHAH

El Weirdo

Dayton Large Slavery wrote: »

Serious quest,did some people marry to the builders/developers for the money during the good times?.

Good luck, brave Knight.

gcgirl

Well it wasn't for their good looks now

martic

Dayton Large Slavery wrote: »

Serious question,did some money grabbing influenced girlie's marry builders/developers that may have been hit with the ugly stick for their money during the good times?.

FYP

poisonated

haha obviously.

starbelgrade

I married a brick.

Not sure if that's the same thing.

lecker Hendl

I married a politician.




I wish I did.

Claasman

starbelgrade wrote: »

I married a brick.

Not sure if that's the same thing.

hope the relationship was based on a good foundation

dj jarvis

if the was money 2 be made in murdering children some women would marry the murders , no matter the profession some women will chase the cash - you can spot these wagons a mile off, and due to irish "LAW" they can hook up with some rich older ugly prick for a few years - divorce him and clean him out
and to be honest if this guy cant see this coming ( excuse the pun ) then tough ****!! you deserve it :eek:

as rod Stuart once said " why get married ?? just give half your cash and your house to a woman who hates you - saves time "

and before i get accused of being a chauvinist its marriage and irish marriage law i have a problem with :mad:

dont even let them stay overnight in your gaff - they will have it off ya

Sunnyisland

Claasman wrote: »

hope the relationship was based on a good foundation

:DI would think there be some cracks in it from the start

mickydoomsux

In reply to the OP, of course they did.

Look at the wives/girlfriends of a lot of builders and developers. Stunning women who are usually a good bit young that the fellas.

A good percentage of women are gold-diggers even though they'd never admit it. Money makes panties drop quicker than love ever will.

NeedaNewName

mickydoomsux wrote: »

In reply to the OP, of course they did.

Look at the wives/girlfriends of a lot of builders and developers. Stunning women who are usually a good bit young that the fellas.

A good percentage of women are gold-diggers even though they'd never admit it. Money makes panties drop quicker than love ever will.

If I was a women with the goods I'd go for a bloke with money before one without. Unless cupid had something else in mind.

At the end of the day you are highly likely to end up with a prick either way and it might as well be a rich one.

Dr_Phil

Senna wrote: »

No
Yes
Maybe
Who cares?

Brilliant

Feeona

A friend of mine has just said to me that she wished she hadn't married a builder/developer for the money during the good times. I mean what was she thinking? She went for a man who works hard, who had the courage to start a business even though he knew if things went tits up, he wouldn't have the safety net of social welfare. I don't know what she saw in him tbh.

She's raging now she didn't marry a begrudger who sits at home complaining about successful men getting good looking women.

montane

Feeona wrote: »

A friend of mine has just said to me that she wished she hadn't married a builder/developer for the money during the good times. I mean what was she thinking? She went for a man who works hard, who had the courage to start a business even though he knew if things went tits up, he wouldn't have the safety net of social welfare. I don't know what she saw in him tbh.

She's raging now she didn't marry a begrudger who sits at home complaining about successful men getting good looking women.

Courage? More like ill-informed investments and re-investments of any profit made to continue getting the quick buck from ignorant young homeowners, the majority of whom are now also straddled with debt.