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    Japanische Frauen im Alter von 35 bis 39 Jahren möchten, dass ein Mann 5 Millionen Yen an Ersparnissen hat, um eine positive Einstellung zur Ehe zu haben


    Japanische Frauen im Alter von 35 bis 39 Jahren möchten, dass ein Mann 5 Millionen Yen an Ersparnissen hat, um eine positive Einstellung zur Ehe zu haben

    https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/0d973b84324b9fb02efcaaad3bf44d1c01389bb6

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    2. redditscraperbot2 on

      The problem is the man won’t have 5 million in savings after the ceremony

    3. Gloomy-Sample9470 on

      Hope they bring the same financial value to the marriage too ? Like why all the financial obligations have to be taken by a future husband ?!

    6. MostSharpest on

      The way I used to hear it was, if a guy didn’t have at least 10M in savings by the time he was 30, that was a huge red flag.

      Guess the times have gotten tougher.

    8. UniversityOne7543 on

      Only to get a divorce two years later after they realize they dont really want to give up their freedom and/or they couldnt really live with the man they married because he keeps cheating anyway, which inspired her to want and cheat too.

    9. SufficientTangelo136 on

      This actually isn’t that unreasonable here. Having savings is expected and at that age 35+, a lot of people will have at least that.

    10. Ambitious-Sense2769 on

      Guys 5m Yen is only $32k… that’s not unreasonable… if you’re a 35yo man, and let’s say you started working at 20, that’s like right around $2k a year you’d need to have saved… that’s like bare minimum

    11. Additional-Painter88 on

      Of course not all, but most of the time marriage in Japan is more like a contract. The husband and wife don’t love each other, the husband enjoys spending time at the office more and the woman just stays home and complains. Both cheat though because adultery is the national sport here. 

      As long as he can spend his nights at work and as long as she deals with the kids then everyone’s happy. 

    12. kjbbbreddd on

      It depends on how many kids you want. If it’s just one, I don’t think you’d need massive savings in the short term. The amount you have saved is something you can manage with some effort, but women also look at your salary with a pretty critical eye.

    13. EnumaElishGenius on

      Wish a traditional man but are not even keeping their virginity as tradition. 

    14. xboxhaxorz on

      This is totally fine if she also brings the same amount into the marriage

      Thats called equality, actual equality not feminist equality

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