I get the distinct impression this babe is gonna be single for a long, long time. This Silicon Valley diva is facing fierce blowback for sharing a lengthy list of “non-negotiable” qualities she expects in a partner after asking for help finding the tech bro of her dreams.
Brooke LeBlanc, an executive at tech company Corgi, caught considerable heat after posting her laundry list of requirements on X (above). “Who wants to cofound the rest of my life with me?” she wrote in a post, before describing her ideal mate in a follow-up note.
Granted, she is a bit of a babe, but that is some seriously high-mainenance shit goin' on right there. Juss' sayin'...
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Face it, bitch! You are not, and never will be marriage material!
ReplyDeleteEven if she finds her dream man(?) it won't last when reality hits.
ReplyDeleteFind someone like that and I'd screw him....
ReplyDeleteI can't say I disagree with most of her criteria ( except that 'healing path' BS ! ) . Sounds like pretty reasonable standards, actually .
ReplyDeletei assume she is totally without sin or faults.
ReplyDeleteA long shopping list but what exactly does she bring to the table?
ReplyDeleteWhat I see her describing is reasonable. Women have to raise the standards. Young men can have slack, or they can have sex: choose.
ReplyDeleteI held out for healthy masculine smart funny lighthearted provider protector hardworking kind generous thoughtful fit sober tech-friendly kid-and-dog-magnet handsome money-smart bathroom-cleaning floor-vacuuming laundry-doing-because-runs-the-laundromat-as-a-side-gig, got gift-for-teaching and same-religious-background and gives-great-back-rubs thrown in, by merely letting go of same-age-range and color-matched. Unfortunately a way to hold out for cancer-proof has not been invented...