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Gold-digging is not a female-only sport. Men are very good at it

All the closeted gold diggers can learn a thing or two from sugar babies. They openly say they are looking for a sugar mommy or sugar daddy. There is no pretence of loving and only the intention of taking.

Gold diggers, please stay away from me. The modern man feels compelled to add this disclaimer to his dating profile. It is a grave fear among dudes with extremely light wallets. Without a single glass in their kitchen and only two T-shirts to rotate between, they seem worried about being robbed of the gold they don’t have. But we all must listen to them and stay far, far away. It’s because they are exactly what they fear. Gold diggers who dug so deep that they haven’t been caught in centuries. 

Contrary to the popular understanding, this kind of greedy dating isn’t a female-only sport. All genders dabble in it and only one gets the bad name. The Hinge man who cries about paying for dinner dates comes from a long line of opportunists. What happened is that once upon a time, his people (men) won the ultimate lottery. They got beautiful women to cook, clean, and think for them.........

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