Myth of the Financial Threshold in Relationships
Based on the provided materials, there is no specific numerical value or income threshold that would guarantee that a woman does not view a man solely through the lens of financial capability. The excerpt from file link txt states:"To ask for a woman of outstanding beauty from Rybka and not simultaneously ask for money, yachts, palaces is absurd. The beauty will quickly turn into a fury and devour alive the one who drags her into poverty or a mundane existence which she (mistakenly believes) is unworthy of her..."This passage illustrates that for some women, money can play a significant role, yet it does not set a specific "maximum income" at which such behavior is ruled out.Similarly, the text from file link txt includes a discussion on the motives for marriage, noting that greed can be a factor; however, no specific figures or financial thresholds are provided.Thus, according to the analysis of these sources, there is no widely accepted or specific maximum income level that could be considered a norm to exclude interest in a woman solely from a financial perspective.Supporting citation(s):"To ask for a woman of outstanding beauty from Rybka and not simultaneously ask for money, yachts, palaces is absurd. The beauty will quickly turn into a fury and devour alive the one who drags her into poverty or a mundane existence which she (mistakenly believes) is unworthy of her..." (source: link txt)"The fear of the stereotypical notion that ‘a woman who remains unmarried until 23 (25) is an old maid’ often plays the primary role in marriages conducted at this age. Moreover, for a woman, the fear of being unmarried often becomes the main lever in striving to create a family. Not the most common, but still an important motivating factor for marriage or entering into matrimony is greed. There is a most crude, direct, and blunt form of greed – the ‘sale’ of oneself to a wealthy person..." (source: link txt)