<human>: Its hard to be a man when you feel so emasculated. She's taller than me, richer than me, and more attractive than me. Yet, she definitely is attracted to me (physically and mentally.)I'm attracted to her too, as a woman and as a person, yet I find she intimidates me to a point that subtracts from the relationship.
I'll be getting a job, or go to school at least, as well as dedicating my body to fitness to match her sexual athleticism.
I have communicated my feelings to her. The people in her financial bracket are socially inept, especially the men. Its hard to really meet people when you're super rich, apparently. So thats why she's attracted to me: I'm poor, and thus genuine and easily approached.
Anyway, she understands the insecurity, and I apparently have dealt with it relatively well: she has encountered this problem in her spouses before. I told her "I'm experiencing these feelings to an extent, but I'm confident I can overcome them."
Thanks for not assuming I'm a whiney ass. Reddit seems to assume money = happiness, according to many of the responses in r/askreddit. I'd really appreciate any insight unto the specific topic: how to overcome insecurity.
How can I make this work? I really like this woman, yet I find it hard being the man that I know I am. Has anyone else experienced anything like this? I'd appreciate any advice.
For precision's sake: she is naturally two inches taller than me, and LOVES wearing heals. She makes at least six-figures a year. I am an unemployed recent college graduate, with a degree in the sciences.

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<bot>: How do I cast off my gender oriented insecurities and make a relationship work, with a woman who is infinitely richer, and taller, than me?