Millionaire Dating Sites & Services for Singles

Millionaire dating - the quickest way to get rich and lucky

Jet setting lifestyles, wining and dining at the finest restaurants, parties, award ceremonies; these are just some things which everybody desires but few get. Some get it through success and achievement; some get it by latching on to people who have achieved them. Welcome to the new world of millionaire dating-the quickest short cut to fame and all accompanying glitterati. Just latch on to someone rich and famous, and you arrive at the Promised Land.

With the world becoming a global village, with each passing day it seems as though geographical borders can hardly keep people apart. However, internet and World Wide Web have truly revolutionized the way people think to such an extent that it can play host to deciding people and their relationships as well. One such concept is the one of millionaire dating. If you want the good things in life and you want to get them without working too hard, the quickest way to get all that and more is to date a millionaire. This concept has been popularized to such an extent that there are websites which cater to an exclusive clientele which consist of glassy eyed individuals who aspire to get big but through a shorter way. The only requirement is that you have to be good looking. Now with the surgeon and his knife at your disposal, looks probably should not be much of an issue.

This is something which not only the ordinary people aspire to but even the rich are looking for the very same people. There can never be a shadow without a light as they say. For the rich it is a quick way to companionship. For the other half it is one way ticket to stardom, though temporary it might be. After all, as human beings we always look for easier ways to achieve our goals and fulfill our objectives. So millionaire dating can take care of the material aspect of it all. What about the emotional aspect. Well, it is then that the situation arises which we more commonly and morbidly call “affairs.”

One question that arises is to what extent the society has debased itself? Why have the morals been so corrupted? Why do we have such escapist tendencies? True, it is an easier path but what good can come of it. The young of late are the ones who consistently get dragged into these ways. A good example of millionaire dating gone all wrong is the case of Britney Spears and Kevin Federline. The much highly publicized marriage led to Federline being used as a nanny to Britney’s kids so much so that he had to give up his career. It was not until it was too late that he realized that he had become the laughing stock of the entire town. The end result was a bitter separation which was made even more bitter by the exploits of the media.

Despite all that, millionaire dating is here to stay. Anthropologists ascribe this tendency to the latent desire in everybody for social recognition. Since time immemorial this has existed albeit in a different way. The harems of emperors, the legend of Arabian nights and scherazade, to the more popular and king of all examples Hugh Hefner, the owner of the playboy magazine. Thousands of girls aspire to become playboy centerfolds in the hope of getting to live in the playboy mansion as a companion to Hugh Hefner.

Now what is so fascinating about millionaire dating. From the looks of it, all that it stands for is superficial and materialistic gains. Can it ever compare to two people falling in love and then marrying and going on to spend their rest of the lives together (that is if they don’t end up getting divorced). Does it fulfill the emotional needs of a person? What impact does it have on a person psychologically when he / she has to live with an inferiority complex that they are not the one’s who are calling the shots in this relationship. More often than not it becomes a power game and more often than not it is the latchers who end up losing.

Anna Nicole Smith couldn’t have been a better example. She married the oil tycoon James Howard Marshall III who was 63 years her senior. After he died there began a long and lengthy battle for his estate. Subsequently Smith ended losing her son from her first marriage to a drug overdose and she herself died of a drug overdose. Well she was the poster child of America and she had fame and recognition and wealth (oh yes! Playboy paid her handsomely for the centerfolds). But what ultimately happened to her? She ended losing her son. She herself was the subject of rebuke and fun of tabloids. She paid for all that with her life.

Well, counting the pros and cons, we see that the cons heavily outweigh the pros. Now, come to think of it but are there any pros? Why are these falsehoods insidiously creeping into the ethics and values of our society and corrupting them? Why is it that instead of growing and becoming like them we choose to be with them at their side? Is it a moral degradation or more of a desperate attempt to seize the day because of lack of confidence and faith in our won abilities?

We in the light of things that are can decide whether to tread on this wafer thin ice or not. There is no denying that serious relationships can develop in millionaire dating but they are akin to that to angels who are few and far between. Whether to go for it and risk it all for a few dollars more is something only we can decide. There are enough examples to lead us to the answer we are looking for.

Quick and easy or long drawn and tough, fame, recognition or anonymity, cameras, flashes, red carpets or the quiet serenity of a peaceful house, the main question is, “Is the juice worth the squeeze?”