Oct 19, 2010 3:44 PM GMT
Are many young guys busy with school and starting their careers basically looking for temporary Boyfriends to "help" them financially so they can transition into the "Real World"?
School can be very expensive and being a full-time student while working really cramps the social life...Theoretically, a boyfriend with money can help with that.
Even the new graduate, he may still be looking for a job, the boyfriend supporting them takes the responsibility of "getting by" off their shoulders...
Dating and possibly living (rent-free) with an guy they are in a "relationship" with instead of working full time to pay the rent/utilities on an apartment while going to school on their own. Maybe only making him pay for the electric bill, if that...
Is dating men with established careers (ie: older men) just a means to an end for many young guys? Do these relationships typically end after the guy gets on his feet?
School can be very expensive and being a full-time student while working really cramps the social life...Theoretically, a boyfriend with money can help with that.
Even the new graduate, he may still be looking for a job, the boyfriend supporting them takes the responsibility of "getting by" off their shoulders...
Dating and possibly living (rent-free) with an guy they are in a "relationship" with instead of working full time to pay the rent/utilities on an apartment while going to school on their own. Maybe only making him pay for the electric bill, if that...
Is dating men with established careers (ie: older men) just a means to an end for many young guys? Do these relationships typically end after the guy gets on his feet?