Money doesn't buy you class Wrote:
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> > This seems like something my buddy, Andy, would
> > post. He's an old man that has trouble getting
> > wood, so he lures younger couples to spend time
> > with him, so he can keep his dreams alive. He
> has
> > a lot of money, not a lot of friends, and he's
> > kicked his family members and girlfriend to the
> > side recently.
>
> Andy is a piece of shit, for sure! He cheated on
> his GF with women that were married. He kicked his
> son out of his house and his life. He took back
> the BMW that he had given to him. Oh, now he's
> reconnected with illegitimate daughter. He said
> that he met the mother at a bar and she tricked
> him and got pregnant. LMFAO! He should have
> wrapped his little pecker up, but what do I know.
> Now that she's older, he pretends to want to be in
> her life. He's truly repulsive!
50+ year old men for you. When they lose their hardwoods and realize they can no longer fuck like they used to, they run low on money, then they want to kiss up to family they dissed in years past under the guise of "reconciliation" - but what they want is for someone to take care of them medically and financially since they spent their whole lives fucking around and now their health is failing them and they are short on money from going thru divorce(s) and now need a woman to take care of them.....I have linked a good article about narcissists growing old....let me post the good part...
"""""Narcissists do not age well. Whether they depended on their beauty or their intellect, they can no longer summon the charm or sophistication which previously enabled them to lure in their sources of supply. Withered and shrunken, their minds and bodies now betray them. They are confronted daily with the huge gap between what they fantasize themselves to be and what the mirror reflects back to them. This “grandiosity gap” i.e. the distance between reality and the narcissist’s grandiose vision of himself is now a gaping chasm. The narcissist is a curmudgeon, invariably angry and depressive, that most people have abandoned.
The narcissist is singularly maladapted to life’s trials and tribulations. Time tends to make child prodigies lose their magic, lovers exhaust their potency, and philanderers wear out their appeal. The longer the narcissist lives, the more average he becomes. The wider the gap between his pretensions and his actual accomplishments, the more he is the object of derision and contempt by others who have learned to see through his facade.
Few narcissists bother to study a trade, get a degree, maintain a business, keep their jobs, raise functioning families or nurture their friendships. They are perennially ill-prepared. Those who do succeed in their vocation, end up bitterly alone having squandered the love of spouse, offspring and friends. The more gregarious and family oriented often fail at work, leap from one job to another, and relocate erratically, forever wandering. The contrast between the prime of his youth and his dilapidated present constitutes a permanent narcissistic injury. The narcissist retreats deeper into himself to find comfort and consolation, withdrawing deeper into his grandiose fantasies. They are bereft of any qualities that would make them content at this time of their lives. The decrepitude of their character is reflected in the decrepitude of their bodies.""""
Credit for the above quote to:
https://thenarcissisticlife.com/the-narcissist-in-old-age/
Good luck dealing with old "men" like this!!