GET READY WITH US: Как выйти замуж за миллионера? Психология женщин, которых выбирают

Мария Макаренко

Мария Макаренко

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Today we're having an experimental format with @ilinaanzhela Get Ready With Us, but instead of "which concealer is best," we're discussing how to marry a millionaire and why sometimes the best aphrodisiac is a man's bank card 😂

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We'll put on makeup, drink coffee, and figure out the really important things:
● Why can a man madly desire a woman—but not want a relationship with her at all?
● Should a man be tested with money, and why didn't Maria sleep with her future husband until he'd invested about €50,000 in her?
● Why does a woman need a "deer dance"—and no, you DON'T need to sleep with the whole circle.
● Why are some women quickly "taken off the marriage market," while others date for years?
● How can you make a man develop a love focus in addition to sex?
● Who is an "intellectualized hermit," and why can smart, beautiful, successful women sometimes organize a business, travel, and their own lives—but not dating?

We also discuss where to meet wealthy men, why sex is a questionable way to tie a man down, how to choose a husband based on his personality type, and whether it's possible to literally "order" the perfect man for yourself.

And yes, Maria's German husband appears on camera to check how much the "ideal man" list actually matches reality. Spoiler: suspiciously well.

So, this episode is for everyone who says,
"I'm perfectly fine on my own,"
and then sometimes thinks,
"...but it would be even better if someone brought me coffee, bought me a car, and scratched my back."

Watch to the end and tell us in the comments: are you all for one man right away, or should we start by gathering a group and choosing the best one? 👀

You're on Maria Makarenko's channel. Here we talk about relationships without the cheesy fairy tales, but with psychology, provocations, and questions that decent people don't usually ask at the dinner table.

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