Financial stability shifts a man's focus toward relationships and sex
When you have resources and are not under financial pressure, your mind naturally turns to sex and romantic variety. The same applies to successful women who have money: they start thinking more about novelty and love. People who are struggling financially are focused on survival, not on these kinds of desires. It is only once the basic pressures are lifted that this type of thinking takes over.
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