"It’s the Economy, Girlfriend"

Submitted by badgerb on Wed, 2009-01-28 23:50

See website here. Excerpt:

Are you or someone you love dating a banker? If so, we are here to support you through these difficult times. Dating A Banker Anonymous (DABA) is a safe place where women can come together – free from the scrutiny of feminists– and share their tearful tales of how the mortgage meltdown has affected their relationships."

I thought this had to be a spoof website. Sadly, it is not. Article here.

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From the article: Many of the women said that as the economic crisis struck last fall, they began tracking the markets during the day to predict the moods that the men they loved might be in later.

Shouldn't that be the money they love not men?

Some women in the group said the men in their lives had gone from being aloof and unattainable to unattractively needy and clinging.

Nice to know that their men can count on them in the tough times.

Another, though, seemed chagrined, after her boyfriend told her to “grow up” and stop “complaining about vacations and dinner” since he had to “fire 20 people by the end of the week.”

Good for him. These women are like spoilt little brats.

Overall, this demonstrates more of women's narcissism, he's going through a tough time and she's the victim and all the attention should be on her. Pathetic.

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Submitted by Broadsword on Thu, 2009-01-29 20:29

Do they really expect people to feel sorry for them?
They should try earning $2200/mth and try living on that! Spoiled princess biatches!

These are the type of women men should never date! Ever! As Broadsword clearly pointed out, they're so spoiled that when their men go through tough times, all they care about is themselves, and they act like they've been victimised.

I don't know about the rest of you guys, but I find women who act like spoiled kids very unattractive.

Evan AKA X-TRNL
Real Men Don't Take Abuse!

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Submitted by xtrnl on Fri, 2009-01-30 04:27