Why typical girl choose ambitious-less guy than a guy who is way too smart?

In my opinion, I prefer a man who has ambition, a goal in the life not the typical conformist who prefers to stay in his comfort zone, I have aspirations to be a successful person, therefore the man I want too it must be like

Tette03 wrote: In my opinion, I prefer a man who has ambition, a goal in the life not the typical conformist who prefers to stay in his comfort zone, I have aspirations to be a successful person, therefore the man I want too it must be like

I guess you don't want to be with a Korean who runs a convenience store.

ginner wrote:

Tette03 wrote: In my opinion, I prefer a man who has ambition, a goal in the life not the typical conformist who prefers to stay in his comfort zone, I have aspirations to be a successful person, therefore the man I want too it must be like

I guess you don't want to be with a Korean who runs a convenience store.

That's most likely just a phase though. Any guy can be motivated to have ambition and success. I admit even though my ex and I were together for 20 years, she did motivate me to become the man I am now. I don't think I would've finished college or have a successful career without her "push".

you should choose with the heart, as the saying goes: go where your heart takes you ...
certainly the choice goes to the person who wants to do a good place, who is honest.
he must be a loyal, sincere person who knows how to truly love.
values ​​first of all, you get the culture, education and desire to do

Miri wrote: you should choose with the heart, as the saying goes: go where your heart takes you ...
certainly the choice goes to the person who wants to do a good place, who is honest.
he must be a loyal, sincere person who knows how to truly love.
values ​​first of all, you get the culture, education and desire to do

You still have not answered the question yet.
Would you let your 16 years old daughter be in a relationship with a 60 years old guy?

ginner wrote:

Miri wrote: you should choose with the heart, as the saying goes: go where your heart takes you ...
certainly the choice goes to the person who wants to do a good place, who is honest.
he must be a loyal, sincere person who knows how to truly love.
values ​​first of all, you get the culture, education and desire to do

You still have not answered the question yet.
Would you let your 16 years old daughter be in a relationship with a 60 years old guy?

Dude, that's not even within the same topic. Quit bullying her....

Thank you
You are very kind

Miri wrote: Thank you
You are very kind

Thank you

Strinhmn wrote:

ginner wrote:

Miri wrote: you should choose with the heart, as the saying goes: go where your heart takes you ...
certainly the choice goes to the person who wants to do a good place, who is honest.
he must be a loyal, sincere person who knows how to truly love.
values ​​first of all, you get the culture, education and desire to do

You still have not answered the question yet.
Would you let your 16 years old daughter be in a relationship with a 60 years old guy?

Dude, that's not even within the same topic. Quit bullying her....

I am not bullying her. I am just trying to get clarification from her.
She said that age does matter but she would not let her 16 years old daughter be in a relationship with a 60 years guy.
It is just confusing. It just sounds like an oxymoron with her answer.

What's wrong with running a convenience store?
it's a decent, clean job