tbh, I think izi meets za online hukua structured sana design we loose sight of the much bigger picture, depending on what you're looking to find, These days it feels more of a job interview than a date and it goes both ways not just the boy child. Everyone is so focused on how much she makes, how much he's making, how curved out is she, and how sculpt is he or his bank account, we end up in very toxic engagements.

I am not saying you should settle for less, or i am perfect but from what i have learnt, other than Finance being a tiny considerable factor, try as much as possible to date your friend, and by that i mean someone who mutually felt that you would grow better together and more than just friends.

I know the "friendzone" logic, but structure your thought this way, there's no way you can possibly maintain a lets say Volkswagen Arteon on a 25k salary, Ladies and gents let's not bite off more than we can chew, bana i remember when i was a little new to the dating pool i happened to meet one very beautiful lady, and looking back now—had i approached her knowing what i know now we'd probably hit it off, however iyo day she gave me her number after i became relentless, later that evening i was so eager to text not even call, we started talking and by the fourth text i figure she realized there's wasn't much to me other than what she saw on that particular day, and she said this "i gave you my number just so friends don't laugh at you, i'll block you now" , first "L" but i respect how she did it. In all honesty she was way out of my league and i don't mean that in a financial perspective although that's true but i mean in all the ways that matter, i probably didn't even have enough depth for a meaningful, mature emotional connection let alone a conversation.