Whats the difference between settling and making a smart choice when it comes to marriage?
Our point is that people say a woman is “settling” if she isn’t sure that she is 100 percent IN LOVE or if she is not sure if she has found her SOUL MATE. That whole idea makes women chase a man with whom she may have a biochemical spark, but who might not match up with her is many other important ways, like paying the rent. It can be very financially advantageous to be married, and staying married is especially important for women who have children, because statistically women fare much worse than their male counterparts after divorce. With that in mind, I think women should remove the concept of settling from their vocabulary and instead focus on making a smart choice when looking at marriage. Q: Has there been any backlash against the book? A: Certainly we have heard from people who disagree with our concept. The title “Smart Girls Marry Money” has sparked controversy and we’ve been called names on the internet but in the end, most people – and many men – who have actually read the
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