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Understanding Why Beautiful Middle-aged Women Behave The Way They Do: An Inspired Insight Into Why A Billionaire’s Wife May Desert Him Later In Life

Understanding Why Beautiful Middle-aged Women Behave The Way They Do: An Inspired Insight Into Why A Billionaire’s Wife May Desert Him Later In Life

Do you know this: all rich women in history were extravagantly beautiful?

I will talk about that some other day. Only now, it must be an important part of what I have to say: Why would a billionaire’s wife desert him just when he needs her the most?

If any wealthy man can understand and apply the inspired tips I'm sharing henceforth, he'll be a lot happier by getting true love and respect as well as perfect conviviality from his wife. It's about a profound understanding of the extraordinary fickleness of middle-age women at the cross border of romance and finance.

It's about understanding and harnessing these fickle emotions too as we establish a connection between romance, finance, and compliance to the ideals of human civilization.

Therefore, in this discussion, I emphasize living over saying, proofs over precepts. So, I challenge the media and other acute eyes across the world to watch and report this...

 If the mentioned billionaire couples can hearken to this, their happy reunion would happen sooner than anyone imagines before the public eyes. They need it as much as the entire human family needs it.

I said that one of our top principles here is ACTION over words. So, I won't keep you reading - or even watching - for long each session. Instead, we will propose experiments, test them, and evaluate the results together far more than we are going to use words.

To understand the background to this, read my follow-up on "why we should all be super concerned about broken marriages and homes".


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NOTE: We are using currently famous billionaire romance examples only because they are already in the public domain. But, the findings apply to other relationships where the man is/was considered wealthy in any sense. Then, these cases turn out to be microcosmic of all contemporary marriages in the Western/capitalist worlds.

If you are interested in this topic, follow the series here. Thank you.

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Desmond Chinedu Nweke is the Founder and CCO of Awake Digest. You can get to know more about him via his LinkedIn profile.

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