<human>: I'm not actually THAT wealthy, but I've never had financial problems. My parents own a few million-dollar estates (and my younger sister is a doctor), and through various scholarships and investments, I've also managed to stay debt-free, and save about 400k (and I am a landlord so I have a nice add-on to my income, and I effectively make a two-people salary). But I don't show it at all, I live in a studio apartment, I don't really spend a ton of money mostly because I'm too lazy to shop, and I've never really hung out with the truly wealthy people so I don't even know how to spend money!

I know that to some actually wealthy people this is nothing, but what I have has always given me the mindset that unless I really like someone, I don't want to date since I'm able to more than provide for myself, so why settle/compromise?

The one thing I'm never sure about when I'm dating is whether to disclose my assets. I've never done it with anyone, because I'm afraid that it will bring out people's true colors, or that it will mask their true intentions (and who knows which way it will go?) so this is a somewhat serious source of stress for all of my relationships.

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<bot>: If you were wealthy, at what point would you tell your SO about it? Would you be worried about specific things?