Men: The Real Gold Diggers? Let’s Talk About It.
Society loves to paint women as gold diggers, but have you ever noticed how men behave around other rich men? The idolization, the favors, the desperate need for validation—it’s giving social-climbing energy.

Let’s be real:
💰 Men chase power and wealth just as much—if not more—than women. They network strategically, cling to successful friends, and align themselves with those who can elevate their status.
💰 The “House, Dog, Youth, Baby” Dig – Some men seek out partners based on stability, inheritance, and lifestyle perks while criticizing women for doing the same.
💰 The “Broke Boy Syndrome” – Ever seen a man suddenly become the most generous, attentive friend when he’s around wealth? Exactly.

Gold digging isn’t about gender—it’s about opportunism, and men are just as guilty. The real difference? Women get shamed for it, while men call it “networking.” 🤷🏽‍♀️ Continue reading Men: The Real Gold Diggers? Let’s Talk About It.

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