A 61-year-old disabled woman shares her frustration with romantic rejection due to her low-income status. She notes that potential partners often lose interest upon learning about her financial situation despite shared interests. The columnist suggests that individuals may feel insecure about dating someone with lower finances, which reflects their own baggage and shallow values. Emphasizing that personal worth is not contingent upon net worth, the columnist encourages seeking relationships based on mutual compatibility instead of financial circumstances.
People complain about loneliness and then reject compatibility based on bank balances. It feels like a pretty shallow dealbreaker, but people's boundaries often reflect their baggage.
Your personal value is not tied to your net worth; nobody's is. Everyone has the right to seek relationships based on personal compatibility rather than financial status.
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