When would you consider someone to be rich?

[Barney Rubble]

You are rich if you aren't in debt.I think we could learn from our parents and grand parents generations. If they needed anything they would be patient and save for it. Only buy what you can afford.Not this instant life we all crave now. Borrowing and credit cards is no different to gambling. Money down the drain. On a deeper note. Rich is more than just money. Being fit and healthy is also rich. Learning from your mistakes. Happiness is richness.

Your health is your wealth. There never was a truer saying.


Having said that I'm still waiting on my Euromillions numbers to come up !

[WeeJimmy]

Rich? When you don't need pay mortgage and you have little your own house where you coming back after your work day.
House where someone meet you everyday with passionate kiss before hot dinner... Where you grow your kids...
And good health... If you healthy and have home then you rich...
Money??? Good to have, but it's nothing compare to things above...

we are on an Escort site and the most important thing here is Money,

youre just not wanted when youre poor

[FetishCherry]

Hi everyone,

This morning, over coffee, we were talking about what it means to be rich.
Of course, there are many ways to feel rich, but when would you consider someone to be rich?

For me it's not about a number, it's about having enough to not worry if something unexpected comes up.

What do you think?

If u drive a supercar and have a million euros mansion then I would call u rich.

[Barney Rubble]

I do wonder about Canali too
I think the lockdown got the better of him .
He was constantly at me for months , belittling etc .
I’m well able for anyone but it got exhausting
Especially when he told me.

“ it was about time I got back to work “ ( escorting)

Like WTF

Hardly the definition of “ Irish “ craic .


I think one is rich when they have peace of mind .
That’s something I struggled with for a long time .
But the lockdown changed everything for the better .
And these days I own a calmness that I never thought was
Possible

So I feel very rich indeed

I think Canali's idea of "craic" is very different from everyone else's. And it's not an Irish/Non-Irish thing as he keeps insisting either.

[bigmango]

Lets all jump on Canali's back - just for the 'craic" so that once again - we ruin what was an interesting thread - the more the merrier

[TheSavannah]

Hi there,

I think the best option is to report those messages that you consider inappropriate and stay on topic, please!

[Corsasport]

I think Canali's idea of "craic" is very different from everyone else's. And it's not an Irish/Non-Irish thing as he keeps insisting either.

Aye and me and you are not even Irish according to him lol

[Roderik]

My boundary for a "rich" is when you just have cash in bank that you can go buy a 100k+ luxury car without thinking of financing it or saving for it. Some who are in 5% top earners in Ireland are still within the middle class and struggling getting a mortgage. To be fair, not having to worry about the unexpected is an extremely low bar. Almost anyone can save up 5-8 grand for a "rainy day fund" that'll last you 3-5 months of living expenses unless it's some extremely unprobable emergency.

Don't be deceived by salaries. People making close to or little over proverbial six figures are under huge tax burden effectively gating them from becoming "rich" unless they hit a jackpot with a right investment or business of their own.

[176x]

Hi there,

I think the best option is to report those messages that you consider inappropriate and stay on topic, please!

Let's all go running to the teacher coz someone pulled my piggy tails

Better still people should realize it's an anonymous internet forum and get over themselves, the mods read the forum,if they see anything inappropriate they usually take action......

And Canali isn't banned

[Barney Rubble]

My boundary for a "rich" is when you just have cash in bank that you can go buy a 100k+ luxury car without thinking of financing it or saving for it. Some who are in 5% top earners in Ireland are still within the middle class and struggling getting a mortgage. To be fair, not having to worry about the unexpected is an extremely low bar. Almost anyone can save up 5-8 grand for a "rainy day fund" that'll last you 3-5 months of living expenses unless it's some extremely unprobable emergency.

Don't be deceived by salaries. People making close to or little over proverbial six figures are under huge tax burden effectively gating them from becoming "rich" unless they hit a jackpot with a right investment or business of their own.

Fuck if I could afford 10 grand car I'd be as happy as a pig in shite !