How do you earn a woman's love?

If you pass her tests, you've earned it.

Ouch

You're more salty I think. I don't care about wealth. 

Yeah, I got that "I don't care about wealth" disclaimer too.

But when the waters get rough are you willing to make necessary sacrifices? Are you a helpmate to your significant other? Do you start pulling your own weight if you aren't already doing so from an emotional and financial standpoint? Or do you think that it's the man's responsibility to "entertain" you and be the sole provider irrespective of of other considerations?

So maybe the real question should be how does a woman earn a man's love?  This post was edited by Salt and Red Pepper at September 23, 2017 8:07 PM MDT

Studies show that women who work tend to still do more household chores even when she works as much as her man, or earns as much. Both my parents work and my mom does much more at home. My dad is a lazy piece of sh*t. I take more after my dad, I'm afraid. I rather go out and work than be 'domesticated'. If I'm broke and he's broke then we can always sleep under the stars. From what I've seen, you don't need a fancy car, a big house and expensive vacations to be happy. But I  really would not know I've never been that poor or that rich.
I might sing a different tune if I had kids though.

See also:
https://answermug.com/forums/topic/39463/how-do-you-earn-a-man-s-love/view/post_id/356213

https://www.bls.gov/TUS/CHARTS/HOUSEHOLD.HTM 

Perhaps...But this should give you some insight on the "man lovet' question. And you know me by now. This post was edited by Element 99 at May 19, 2022 8:23 PM MDT

"Respect,...........can be earned earned (and lost)"

I am taking a screen shot of your answer with my Snagit app.  (It's what I think as well.)

When you 'edit' somebodys post you should be especially careful proofreading your edited version. Does ir say the same thing ?

I don't think he was correcting me. He was quoting me and saying he was saving my quote. I don't think there was an error in what I wrote. 

Not in what you wrote, but in the new version a second 'earned' have appeared. It is quite difficult not to make mistakes like that.

You're right I wasn't---I was just focusing on the word "respect"---only to the exclusion of the other two for emphasis, not because I ever thought they should not have been listed.  

As a matter of fact, trust and loyalty may well be more important than respect in some real life situations.i This post was edited by tom jackson at September 24, 2017 4:22 PM MDT

I agree with you on all counts.