Is it that hard for rich nikkas to tell when chicks just using them for a come up?
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How do they constantly get fooled so easily? 
Tenchi Ryu
Ashtray B!tch
A lot don't care breh...
"It ain't tricking if you got it"
"It ain't tricking if you got it"
Nah you can still be a trick breh.
AlainLocke
Banned
A lot of men stupidly think their money and status for p*ssy is a fair exchange...
Tenchi Ryu
Ashtray B!tch
Technically yea they tricks, but they don't really feel insecure about it at that point. They got more than enough money to see no issue in it.
How many athletes and rappers we know that lose it all? And let's not forget about the guy who had to pay 20 years back alimony to a wife he divorced 20 years before he got rich.
AlainLocke
Banned
If I'm rich I'm not gunna trust a chick at all. IDGAF how "genuine" her intentions might be
I decided if I was rich....
I wouldn't even get with a woman unless she was rich too...
No Amber Roses and Karruches over here breh
They know and don't care.
AlainLocke
Banned
How many athletes and rappers we know that lose it all? And let's not forget about the guy who had to pay 20 years back alimony to a wife he divorced 20 years before he got rich.
You mean this...bruh...I might have murked this bytch.
Woman could win cash payout 20 years after divorce - BBC News
Kathleen Wyatt, 55, first took legal action against Dale Vince, 53, founder of wind-power firm Ecotricity, in 2011.
Mr Vince had previously appealed against his ex-wife on the basis she had lodged the claim too late.
But five Supreme Court justices unanimously ruled Ms Wyatt's case should go before the family court.
Delivering the ruling, Lord Wilson said the court must have regard "to the contribution of each party to the welfare of the family, including by looking after the home or caring for the family".
'Open season' fear
Mr Vince and Ms Wyatt met as students in their early 20s and married in 1981.
The pair had a son, Dane, and lived a New Age traveller lifestyle before their divorce, the court heard.
Mr Dale set up his company, Ecotricity, in 1995 after the pair had split. He is now worth an estimated £107m and has an OBE.
Lord Wilson said Ms Wyatt, who lived in Lowestoft, Suffolk, Sunderland and the Forest of Dean, had raised her son through "16 years of real hardship".
Her claim was "legally recognisable" and not an "abuse of process", he said, although the £1.9m payout she had hoped to secure was too high an amount.
"It is obvious, even at this stage, that an award approaching that size is out of the question," he said.
This is a striking ruling that underlines the fact there is no time limit for ex-spouses to apply to a court for a financial settlement following a divorce - however weak their claim may be.
Yeah.You mean this...bruh...I might have murked this bytch.
Woman could win cash payout 20 years after divorce - BBC News
Kathleen Wyatt, 55, first took legal action against Dale Vince, 53, founder of wind-power firm Ecotricity, in 2011.
Mr Vince had previously appealed against his ex-wife on the basis she had lodged the claim too late.
But five Supreme Court justices unanimously ruled Ms Wyatt's case should go before the family court.
Delivering the ruling, Lord Wilson said the court must have regard "to the contribution of each party to the welfare of the family, including by looking after the home or caring for the family".
'Open season' fear
Mr Vince and Ms Wyatt met as students in their early 20s and married in 1981.
The pair had a son, Dane, and lived a New Age traveller lifestyle before their divorce, the court heard.
Mr Dale set up his company, Ecotricity, in 1995 after the pair had split. He is now worth an estimated £107m and has an OBE.
Lord Wilson said Ms Wyatt, who lived in Lowestoft, Suffolk, Sunderland and the Forest of Dean, had raised her son through "16 years of real hardship".
Her claim was "legally recognisable" and not an "abuse of process", he said, although the £1.9m payout she had hoped to secure was too high an amount.
"It is obvious, even at this stage, that an award approaching that size is out of the question," he said.
This is a striking ruling that underlines the fact there is no time limit for ex-spouses to apply to a court for a financial settlement following a divorce - however weak their claim may be.
I would've hired a hit man.
Marco Zen
Black Privilege
Its the thrill...
Thrills are different when you're rich.
Thrills are different when you're rich.
If I was rich why would I care? I get to fukk an attractive woman, show her my wealth and power and when I'm bored get a new one. Sounds like a win to me 
These women don't really care for you whether you're rich or poor anyway and it's all about what they can get so its not really worth getting emotional about it.
These women don't really care for you whether you're rich or poor anyway and it's all about what they can get so its not really worth getting emotional about it.
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GoldCoastSaint
Yall nikkas hate everything but Tariq Nasheed
Men of a certain means dont care. As long as she act right.
