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Although you are a creature of comforts and look for a partner who can provide you with them, your approach is a little more subtle than that of an out-and-out gold digger. You wouldn't date someone just because he/ she has money, you've got to be attracted to your partner. Of course, he/ she has got to be able to provide you with the luxuries you're accustomed to, as well! So you could say that you're in the dating game for both love and money. "); if (score > 70) mypopup.document.write("Result

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Now here's a pure-hearted peach! You're in a relationship for love -- money doesn't figure anywhere in the equation for you. You don't calculate your attraction towards a person based on his/ her bank balance. For you, a relationship is a person-to-person equation, not a financial understanding. Money comes and goes, but love comes and grows -- and you seem to know it, so all the best to you! Your partner is one lucky guy/ girl. "); mypopup.document.close(); mypopup.focus(); }

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Are you a gold digger?
Sanaya Dalal
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July 24, 2007
Are you with your present partner for love -- or money -- or a little bit of both? Take our quiz to find out!

1. Your list of ex-partners is best classified as:
Miscellaneous -- there were the short, the tall, the pretty/ handsome, and the downright ugly. The only thing they all had in common was that they drove a Mercedes.
Eligible -- A number of well-to-do, presentable bachelors/ bachelorettes who were all considered 'hot catches' in your social circle.
Unclassifiable. Other than a few qualities that appeal to you, such as humour and kindness, each partner was different and special in his/ her own way.

2. On the anniversary of your relationship, what present would you expect?
At the very least a Louis Vuitton handbag or wallet -- anything that cost more than 25k or it would be your last anniversary together!
A small bunch of flowers, maybe -- any token to show that your partner remembered. After all, it's the thought that counts.
Dinner at one of the city's swankiest restaurants.

3. When you go out on a date with your partner:
You'll pay whichever way is comfortable -- you don't have a problem splitting the bill, unless one is treating the other on a special occasion.
It's always your partner that pays for the two of you, because he/ she is filthy rich.
It's always the man that pays -- it's the proper thing to do, of course.

4. When your partner offers to take you on a short vacation, you:
Suggest that you'll fly for the weekend to Paris -- after all, your parnter owns an apartment there!
Want to go to the latest holiday hotspot -- simply everyone has been there this year!
Are overjoyed at the prospect but don't care where you go, as long as it's with him/ her.

5. Your idea of a happy married life is:
A big house, an upmarket car and a loving, indulgent spouse.
Planning a future together and having children with the one you love.
A mansion, three houses in the countryside, a fleet of foreign cars parked out front, a swimming pool, a private jet -- are you forgetting something?


   

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