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"BROKE BOYS DON'T DESERVE NO 🐱"

This has been going around a lot on different parts of the internet. I may not be relevant, but let me share my thoughts about this. Let's not use the '🐱' as something that women give for anything in return; let's not objectify ourselves. Let's just come to a simpler term: 'BROKE BOYS DON'T DESERVE A WOMAN.' Because that's what we are really implying. For me, it's subjective. There are a lot of women with standards that include men having the means to afford them being women—their needs, wants, and a little luxury—and that is not questionable; that's just us being women. On another note, not all men are successful (as of the time the woman meets the man). Women are nurturers by nature and as for men, they are providers in their nature. Although some women want to have their man successful enough, some want to build themselves during the relationship. Let's just respect that. The question is, 'Do broke men really deserve women?' Yes. IF AND ONLY IF they are responsible enough to take care of the woman no matter what the financial state is—but physically and mentally, because for me, that's what matters the most. Same goes for a man's POV: people deserve partners who care. On a general note, the question isn't just about 'deserving' a partner based on net worth, but about character. A person’s value shouldn't be measured solely by his wallet, but by his ability to be responsible and supportive. Let us empower women's value without tampering other gender when it comes to love.