Do husbands feel threatened in situations where their wives are six-figure earners while they are bringing in an average income or no income at all?

In “Are Rich Women Sexy” writer Anna Warwick paints an interesting picture. Guy meets girl. Guy likes girl. Guy takes girl out on the town and wines and dines girl. Guy feels great about himself, like he’s the manly man who swept the girly girl off her dainty little feet spending his manly money. Advance a day or two, maybe a week. Girl says she wants to take guy out. No problem. Guy happily agrees. These are modern times after all, a girl can take a guy out; but instead of the home cooked meal the guy is expecting:

She picks you up in a limo, whisks you off to the airport, ushers you onto her private jet and flies you to Hawaii for the evening to dine at her secluded resort property with her mates Donald Trump and Rupert Murdoch.

Then Warwick asks the question:

Would you go for it, or feel like a put-put golf player preparing to contend with Tiger Woods? Are rich women sexy?

The article explores whether or not relationships wherein the woman makes more money than the man are more acceptable in today’s age. Do husbands feel threatened in situations where their wives are six-figure earners while they are bringing in an average income or no income at all. Do women in such situations resent their husbands for being low income or no income earners?

Read the article by Anna Warwick and comments by news.com.au readers: Are Rich Women Sexy?