Blind Date with a Wealthy Man Nearly Reaches Agreement
Blind dating services are no longer unusual. Through honest talks about marriage expectations, many singles have found partners. But some blind dates spark heated debates because of the woman’s shocking demands.
Recently, a 25-year-old woman named Trinh, who works at a theater, caught everyone’s attention. She has a stable job earning about 5,000 yuan (around 18 million VND) per month. With the help of a matchmaker, Trinh met a man named Li, and she was very clear about her expectations.
Right after sitting down, Trinh laid out her criteria: “If we marry, the dowry must be 500,000 yuan (nearly 2 billion VND), the car must be a BMW 5 Series (about 1.8 to 2.7 billion VND), and the house must be at least 180 square meters, registered in my name.” Such high material demands instantly made the atmosphere tense.
The man was actually a second-generation wealthy heir from a well-off family. His family’s assets are estimated in the tens of millions of yuan, and as the only son, he’s set to inherit a significant fortune. When Li heard Trinh’s demands, he wasn’t surprised. With his financial strength, these conditions were manageable. Calmly, he replied, “The 500,000 yuan dowry isn’t a big deal. When the time comes, I’ll give you 2 million yuan (7.3 billion VND) directly.” Hearing this, Trinh couldn’t help but smile brightly.
But as the conversation went deeper, conflicts began to surface.
Li asked about Trinh’s job and income. Learning she only earns 5,000 yuan a month, he questioned, “Your conditions aren’t special, so why demand such a high dowry?”
Trinh openly explained that as the only daughter with aging parents, she hoped a high dowry would secure their future. Li responded, “Your monthly salary is less than what I spend on food. If you have kids and stay home, the benefits will likely be much greater than working outside.” He then proposed a jaw-dropping “reward plan”: if she has a daughter after marriage, he’d give her 400,000 yuan, if a son, 800,000 yuan. Trinh felt used like a tool for childbirth and deeply unhappy. Li believed his financial ability could cover these terms and saw it as a perfect family plan.
The conflict intensified when discussing the house. Trinh insisted the house must be large and registered in her name to secure her future. Li, despite his big family and many properties, found this hard to accept. He couldn’t make decisions based solely on her demands.
The date ended in failure. As she left, Trinh still held hope for her ideal partner. She believed her demands were reasonable guarantees for her future. Li sighed, feeling that dating nowadays seemed more like a business deal, with genuine, pure love becoming harder to find.
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