>he's frugal

> having money is a bad thing?

U fookin wut m8

>>38819088
It's not a bad thing, having money but constantly trying to save as much as possible will not make you popular with girls, it's an unattractive trait.

>>38819293
> not attracting gold diggers.
> keep a fat bank balance

I see no downside

>>38819293
This is literally one of the aspects that made my parents fall for each other. They're still married at 50, with a PhD and a Master's.

>>38819293
the girls that find that unattractive are cumdumpsters and should be used as such, making their opinions not important

>>38819539
That's the thing, if you are frugal af you wont ever get to use them. That is if you are the type of person who is the cheap to go out for drinks etc

>>38819079

How much credit card debt do you have anon?

>>38819293
frugal doesn't necessarily mean miserly anon smdh tbqh

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>>38819079
>>he's frugal
Yes I am. Is there a problem?

>>38819307
>his gold diggers don't check his bank statement, tax returns, credit score and asset portfolio including equity and debt

>>38819293
There s a difference between being frugal and being cheap.

Women who don't understand that aren't worth the time

>>38820042
Yes there's a difference, but girls that you meet in clubs, pubs etc will not be able to tell whether you are frugal or simply cheap. If you are frugal I understand that you want a girlfriend who is also frugal, but it will make it more difficult for you to get a girl to go home with you.

I dont mind to spend some money on unnecessary things like drinks, clothes taxis etc if it means I get to sleep with girls regularly.