Whats a "well respected career" for a guy?
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Anonymous
Clearly all the emphasis on STEM education is not necessary since it doesn't lead to respected careers :) |
Anonymous
| What about a man model? Blue Steel. |
Anonymous
| Yay! I did not make the list. I am a scientist. No one respects me... |
Anonymous
| It seems like the basic breakdown is if you do physical labor of any type, you are not white collar. If you make money by "thinking" or doing something thinky in a fairly neat office, you are white collar. |
Anonymous
Hey there is hope for my son! |
Anonymous
| ^^ video game winner cod |
Anonymous
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Generally speaking anything white collar and at least middle management with exceptions sometimes being made for military and firefighters.
Of course 'generally speaking' doesn't mean shit. |
Anonymous
| Law enforcement |
Anonymous
| I'd say the kind that keeps a roof over our head, bills paid, kids fed, and keeps me on my toes and ties me up in bed. Enough said. |
Anonymous
| This is 2016. There are very, very few women who would disqualify a guy as dating/marriage material because he's a teacher or works at a nonprofit. |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
Particularly if you prioritize pecs over brains or personality. |
Anonymous
You forgot Pimp |
Anonymous
A lot of very nice guys work at my non profit. They're all married with children. |
Anonymous
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I like a man who is funny and can work with his hands. I make the dough and that is OK with me.
Signed, Science geek |