From an economic perspective, why can't a beautiful girl find a rich husband?

From: http://bbs.xmfish.com/thread-3212990-1-1.html

A young and beautiful American Girl posted a question on the financial edition of a large online forum in the United States:
How can I marry rich people?
"All I want to talk about is in my heart. I am 25 years old, very beautiful, is the kind of amazing beautiful, elegant talk, taste, want to marry an annual salary of 0.5 million US dollars. You may say that I am greedy, but in New York, the annual salary of 1 million is regarded as a middle class, and my requirements are not high.
Is there anyone with an annual salary of more than 0.5 million on this version? Are you all married? I would like to ask you a question-how can we marry rich people like you? The richest person I have ever been dating has an annual salary of 0.25 million, which seems to be my upper limit. To live in a noble residential area west of Central Park in New York, the annual salary of 0.25 million is far from enough. I sincerely ask for advice.
There are several specific questions: 1. Where do wealthy bachelors spend their time? (List the names and addresses of bars, restaurants, and gymnasiums .)
2. Which age group should I set?
3. Why do wealthy wives look average? I have seen some girls who look like boiled water and have no attraction, but they can marry them. The dead girls in a single bar are not lucky. 4. How do you decide who can be a wife and who can only be a girlfriend? (My current goal is to get married .)" -- Ms. poles

The following is a reply from a Wall Street financial officer:
"Dear POLs, I have read your post with great interest. I believe many ladies have similar questions. Let me analyze your situation as an investment expert. My annual salary is over 0.5 million, which meets your mate selection criteria. Therefore, please believe that I am not wasting your time.
From a businessman's point of view, it is a bad business decision to marry you. I cannot understand the truth. Please let me explain it. Aside from the details, what you are talking about is actually a simple "financial" and "appearance" transaction: Party A provides the appearance of the speaker, with yuan of money, fair transactions, and no bullying. However, there is a fatal problem here. Your beauty will disappear, but my money will not be reduced for no reason. In fact, my income is likely to increase year by year, and you cannot get a year by year.
Therefore, from an economic point of view, I am a value-added asset, and you are a devaluation asset, which not only depreciates, but also accelerates the devaluation! You are now 25. In the next five years, you will still be able to maintain a pretty long position, pretty appearance, although a slight decline every year. But the beauty will fade faster and faster. If it is your only asset, your value will be even worse in ten years.
In Wall Street terminology, each transaction has a position, which is a "tradingl position" for communicating with you. Once the value falls, it will immediately sell off, rather than holding it for a long time-that is, the marriage you want. It sounds cruel, but for a piece of material that will accelerate the devaluation, the wise choice is leasing, rather than buying. People with an annual salary of more than 0.5 million are certainly not dummies, so we will only associate with you, but will not marry you. So I advise you not to find the secret recipe to marry a rich man. By the way, you can find a way to turn yourself into a person with an annual salary of 0.5 million, which is bigger than winning a fortune fool.
I hope my reply will be helpful to you. If you are interested in "leasing", please contact me ." -- Robo. CAMPBELL (J. P. Morgan Bank multi-industry investment consultant)