With datingup amassing 4.9 million views on TikTok and datingrich gaining over 6.8 million views, there is a growing trend for women openly seeking out men with money – and it’s worth discussing.
means we are living in pretty odd times. There’s a never-ending pressure to ‘keep up with the Joneses’ while dealing with a very real national crisis and this may play a role in some women’s decisions to date up – but ultimately, pushing this trend is misguided.
“Anyone going into any relationship should have conversations about money and attitudes to money,” concludes Witton. “And everyone in that should have what author Paulette Perhach calls a ‘Fuck Off Fund’ – money that is entirely your own and you have access to so if need be, you can exit a relationship and have enough money to support yourself.”Sign up for the latest news and must-read features from Stylist, so you don't miss out on the conversation.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Newcastle v Crystal Palace tickets - Club announce sale datesNewcastle v Crystal Palace tickets - Club announce sale dates nufc
Read more »
Rendlesham: 1,400-year-old royal hall unearthedThe hall was the 'most extensive and materially wealthy settlement of its date known in England'.
Read more »
Wayne Couzens appears in court on flashing chargesThe former Met Police officer is accused of indecent exposures pre-dating Sarah Everard's murder.
Read more »
Cash-candid dating: why women are getting honest about money in new relationshipsIt can feel awkward to talk about money, and it’s something that can easily be skipped over during the ‘honeymoon phase’ of a relationship. But new research suggests that Gen-Z and millennials are prioritising discussions about finances with new partners.
Read more »
Arctic Monkeys tickets already on sale for over £300 EACH for Manchester gigArctic Monkeys tickets already on sale for over £300 EACH after 80,000 fans joined online queue for Manchester gig
Read more »
What to read (and watch) to understand refugeesTo understand why and how people flee, turn to these seven books and one documentary
Read more »