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A successful man is one who makes more money than his wife can spend. A successful woman is one who can find such a man.

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Summary

This quote, although sexist and based on outdated gender stereotypes, implies a perspective on successful individuals. It suggests that a man's success should be measured by his ability to generate more money than his wife can spend, thereby assuming material wealth as the ultimate measure of accomplishment. Furthermore, it suggests that a woman's success lies in her ability to secure a financially successful husband rather than pursuing her own ambitions or achievements. This quote perpetuates limiting expectations and fails to recognize the diverse abilities and aspirations of both men and women.

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