Yes but nobody cares about bottom-rung men, least of all college educated women, and such men are well aware nobody cares about them. Meanwhile the college girls will be wailing and crying and their sadz will be grist for NYT stories. |
As I mentioned. No one is guaranteed a partner, life isn’t fair. In general in history there has always been a surplus of women over men. This issue used to be solved with higher status men having concubines or multiple wives. I am not fazed by this because this is just part of human history and with economic power comes other options than having to partner with a man. |
LOL you can pretend educated professional women don’t want a suitable husband (meaning, education and salary at least equal to theirs and preferably much superior) but the reality is that they do, and they’ll be big mad when they can’t find one. |
So our educated daughters can look forward to being concubines now? 🙄🙄🙄 |
No they can build fulfilling lives in other ways being single women with jobs and friends and family and hobbies and in general try to figure out what a good life is, while being clear eyed that that good life may not include a man. |
And I am saying this as a mother of two girls. And if their life dream is to be with an educated men, the competition for those has always been fierce. Act accordingly according to the rules of the dating market place, whatever it is. |
And, in true form, see what happened... "Chokal-Ingam eventually attended Saint Louis University Medical School, dropping out after two years." |
And you are basic this on what? |
Nope. Because they are educated, they have options besides sex work to support themselves. |
DP. What's the problem with "sex work"? My body my choice. |
I actually don’t have a moral problem with it. Doesn’t mean I want my child to earn a living that way. Even assuming there isn’t a pimp involved, its dangerous, it exposures you to violence and disease, drug use is common. You expose yourself to arrest. You may not have control over your John’s and many women find letting people you are not attracted to use their body to be demeaning. Plus, your value on the job market goes down as you age, not up. If you don’t make enough to retire at 35, what’s next? |
Good. As it should be. Get rid of all the hooks.
Although, you are incorrect, EA/ED won't be treated the same way as legacy, athletics, etc... Not analogous, and I despise ED EA is open to all No issues there |
+ a million |
Merit Merit Merit
Nothing else Will solve the admissions mess and the bloated salaries/insane tuitions Burn it all down |
Good. These are institutions of higher learning. Focus on that. Nothing else. Look at what most other countires do. Our system is so corrupted by $$ |