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when you are old. you will have someone to care for you. and your surviving partner will have money for their care. people who reach old age at the same age require way over 50k, for in home care. 10 years ='s 500k . and the survivor might be broke for its few remaining years. most cases are much larger. so. marry someone younger to be your partner.

walkingstick » 12 Feb 2024, 9:44 am » wrote: ↑

12 Feb 2024, 9:44 am

when you are old. you will have someone to care for you. and your surviving partner will have money for their care. people who reach old age at the same age require way over 50k, for in home care. 10 years ='s 500k . and the survivor might be broke for its few remaining years. most cases are much larger. so. marry someone younger to be your partner.

This post shows you do not know what you are writing about.  Naive to say the least.  Men who marry younger women when they are old are being trapped into the black widow's web.

• She will use him for everything she can get out of him during the rest of his "useful" life.
• Then, she will kill her husband once she's got all of his loot securely stashed away where his kids will never find it, with the help of her lawyer.

There are lots of ways these black widows kill their husbands to make it look like a natural death. There is a whole underground education network on how to do this.

If a man wants a good life, a man will date and marry a good woman he knows and with whom he is in love and who is in love with him while they are still in their 20's.  At a time when both are still fairly "innocent", have no children and have no dark, ulterior motives.  And, the man will treat that woman like she is the most valued treasure gifted to him in his entire life.

If this is impossible, then self-reliance and "loneliness", while undesirable, is the second best option.

 
 

i am old. have 3 squaws that fondle me. all over 10 years younger than me. how many do you have? 4? 6? 8?

walkingstick » 12 Feb 2024, 9:44 am » wrote: ↑

12 Feb 2024, 9:44 am

when you are old. you will have someone to care for you. and your surviving partner will have money for their care. people who reach old age at the same age require way over 50k, for in home care. 10 years ='s 500k . and the survivor might be broke for its few remaining years. most cases are much larger. so. marry someone younger to be your partner.

Everyone I've known with such a disparity of age in their marriage ended in divorce.
 

walkingstick » 12 Feb 2024, 9:44 am » wrote: ↑

12 Feb 2024, 9:44 am

when you are old. you will have someone to care for you. and your surviving partner will have money for their care. people who reach old age at the same age require way over 50k, for in home care. 10 years ='s 500k . and the survivor might be broke for its few remaining years. most cases are much larger. so. marry someone younger to be your partner.

Nope, that's why they make Champaign Rooms.  

walkingstick » 12 Feb 2024, 9:44 am » wrote: ↑

12 Feb 2024, 9:44 am

when you are old. you will have someone to care for you. and your surviving partner will have money for their care. people who reach old age at the same age require way over 50k, for in home care. 10 years ='s 500k . and the survivor might be broke for its few remaining years. most cases are much larger. so. marry someone younger to be your partner.

Seems like free room and board plus a small salary would be enough for "live in" care...?

 

walkingstick » 12 Feb 2024, 10:20 am » wrote: ↑

12 Feb 2024, 10:20 am

i am old. 

You’re **** in the head.

GHETTOBLASTER » 12 Feb 2024, 10:39 am » wrote: ↑

12 Feb 2024, 10:39 am

Seems like free room and board plus a small salary would be enough for "live in" care...?
 

Not quite. First, most "care givers" are negresses  from the islands.  They are well trained in the art of stealing and extortion. Invite them into your home at your own peril. They prey upon older people who are alone, vulnerable, unable to get around by themselves and are completely dependent on others for their own survival.  First, they work for pay.  Then, they steal anything of value.  Next they will force the old man/woman to sign deeds to their homes, give them access to their bank accounts - oh yeah, they're going to take every thing you own.  Once they have that, they no longer have any need for you.

 

Skans » 12 Feb 2024, 11:00 am » wrote: ↑

12 Feb 2024, 11:00 am

Not quite. First, most "care givers" are negresses  from the islands.  They are well trained in the art of stealing and extortion. Invite them into your home at your own peril. They prey upon older people who are alone, vulnerable, unable to get around by themselves and are completely dependent on others for their own survival.  First, they work for pay.  Then, they steal anything of value.  Next they will force the old man/woman to sign deeds to their homes, give them access to their bank accounts - oh yeah, they're going to take every thing you own.  Once they have that, they no longer have any need for you.

Yes...I've seen this happen with my own eyes. 
The caregivers were given full access to the bank accounts. 
One was a Filipina and the other American Indian.
They DID have their share of **** work that they had to do for the helpless Old Men...but it was found that they helped themselves to little "bonuses and pay raises" once in awhile.