Nope.
Furthermore, if you think that the money and power and fame require "force" to get a man come special consideration, I have more bad news for you.
I'll take your word for it.
Nope I won't. I'll take the word of all the women accusers of Bill Clinton, Roger Ailes, and Donald Trump... among many others.
YOu are seriously doubting that fame, money and power get you different treatment from women?
Fine.
From that right wing rag the Huffington post.
Study: Do Women Want Rich Men? | The Huffington Post
"How money plays into sex, dating and marriage is an often-studied topic. A report by Dr. Catherine Hakim released in January showed that women are choosing richer husbands, or “marrying up” more today than they did in the 1940s. And a controversial 2009 study found that while several factors affected a woman’s reported enjoyment of sex, the most influential was her partner’s income."
Catch that? Knowing the guy had money made the women enjoy sex more.
"Just because women know the conspicuous spender is primarily looking for a fling, that doesn’t mean they won’t try to turn that fling into something more.
“They want the resources, so they’ll think ‘Maybe I can love him in the way that makes him stay long-term,’” Fisher explained.
A study Fisher helped conduct with Match.com found that a third of respondents reported having a one-night stand that turned into a long-term relationship. With those numbers in mind, he posited that women might take a chance on the Porsche guy. Just like men, women have dating strategies, and in this instance, the pay-off would be big.
“He had to really work to get that Porsche, and that’s his bait, and she sees the bait,” Fisher said. “She reels him in, and he thinks it’s short term. She has sex with him, and he falls for her. Now her babies can ride around in a Porsche.”
I hope I haven't crushed your romantic soul.
Why? Because you posted something from the Huffington Post? I saw the interview with Gertchen Carlson and a couple other women... The lawsuits and settlements of the women who won sexual harassment cases says otherwise. Does that hurt your feelings buttercup?
Does it hurt your feelings that some women (and men) will say or do anything for money? What reality are you living in?
No, what I don't like is that some men with money think they can do whatever they want to women because they do have money and power.
What if they are by and large correct? (in the context of "let")