men: would you marry a pretty hairdresser or a pretty lawyer?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The lawyer. I like nice things.

But that's my priority. If the hairdresser is a better personality fit or has the qualities you want - like you think she'd make a better mother than the lawyer or you come from the same hometown and you think you want to move back with someone who understands that community - then the hairdresser.

Also only the lawyer if she plans to keep working. If she doesn't, it doesn't really matter does it?

Lol here is your answer ladies. The man who wants to marry the lawyer is the one who can't buy his own nice things. Enjoy!

[Anonymous]

This thread will be reported and deleted shortly... just a prediction. The thread on high heels and long hair was deleted for zero reason...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The lawyer. I like nice things.

But that's my priority. If the hairdresser is a better personality fit or has the qualities you want - like you think she'd make a better mother than the lawyer or you come from the same hometown and you think you want to move back with someone who understands that community - then the hairdresser.

Also only the lawyer if she plans to keep working. If she doesn't, it doesn't really matter does it?

Lol here is your answer ladies. The man who wants to marry the lawyer is the one who can't buy his own nice things. Enjoy!

Nope, I'm just a person who realizes a two-person household income will always be higher than a one-person. Ex. - Easy to swing a $1.5m house because two lawyers bringing in $350K each have no problems with a larger mortgage payment. Meanwhile I have friends with SAHMs who are moving further and further out and can't afford more than $700K. Same age, same number of kids, far different priorities.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The lawyer. I like nice things.

But that's my priority. If the hairdresser is a better personality fit or has the qualities you want - like you think she'd make a better mother than the lawyer or you come from the same hometown and you think you want to move back with someone who understands that community - then the hairdresser.

Also only the lawyer if she plans to keep working. If she doesn't, it doesn't really matter does it?

Lol here is your answer ladies. The man who wants to marry the lawyer is the one who can't buy his own nice things. Enjoy!

The man better be able to do his share of the housechores/childcare then, too.

[Anonymous]

Marry the hairdresser. The lawyer will complain that her job is too hard and quit. Once the kids are in elementary school, she will turn into a pill popping alcoholic who complains about how hard her life is all day long to anyone who will listen.

[Anonymous]

Lemme guess some Harvard lawyer was dumped for a hairdresser?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The lawyer. I like nice things.

But that's my priority. If the hairdresser is a better personality fit or has the qualities you want - like you think she'd make a better mother than the lawyer or you come from the same hometown and you think you want to move back with someone who understands that community - then the hairdresser.

Also only the lawyer if she plans to keep working. If she doesn't, it doesn't really matter does it?

Lol here is your answer ladies. The man who wants to marry the lawyer is the one who can't buy his own nice things. Enjoy!

The man better be able to do his share of the housechores/childcare then, too.

The beauty of this choice? Outsourcing is not only possible, its generally preferable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both are beautiful. Both are intelligent. One is a Harvard educated lawyer.
Which would you pick?

Ahh, the one with the biggest boobs?

The lawyer can buy them

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The lawyer. I like nice things.

But that's my priority. If the hairdresser is a better personality fit or has the qualities you want - like you think she'd make a better mother than the lawyer or you come from the same hometown and you think you want to move back with someone who understands that community - then the hairdresser.

Also only the lawyer if she plans to keep working. If she doesn't, it doesn't really matter does it?

Lol here is your answer ladies. The man who wants to marry the lawyer is the one who can't buy his own nice things. Enjoy!

The man better be able to do his share of the housechores/childcare then, too.

The beauty of this choice? Outsourcing is not only possible, its generally preferable.

can't outsource everything unless you don't care about seeing your kid for more than 30min/day, or talking/reading/playing with your kid for 10min.

We had a nanny. We were home by 4 and 4:30. Kids went to bed at 7 when they were toddler/babies. I don't want to outsource all of my parenting duties. Why bother having kids, then?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The lawyer. I like nice things.

But that's my priority. If the hairdresser is a better personality fit or has the qualities you want - like you think she'd make a better mother than the lawyer or you come from the same hometown and you think you want to move back with someone who understands that community - then the hairdresser.

Also only the lawyer if she plans to keep working. If she doesn't, it doesn't really matter does it?

Lol here is your answer ladies. The man who wants to marry the lawyer is the one who can't buy his own nice things. Enjoy!

The man better be able to do his share of the housechores/childcare then, too.

The beauty of this choice? Outsourcing is not only possible, its generally preferable.

can't outsource everything unless you don't care about seeing your kid for more than 30min/day, or talking/reading/playing with your kid for 10min.

We had a nanny. We were home by 4 and 4:30. Kids went to bed at 7 when they were toddler/babies. I don't want to outsource all of my parenting duties. Why bother having kids, then?

Cleaning, cooking, bathing/diapers, yard work - outsource. Do yourself - bedtime, fun projects like making cookies or glitter bath bombs, walking in the park with your toddler, family together time.

[Anonymous]

Who still uses the term "hairdresser"?

[Anonymous]

But which one has long hair and wears heels?

[Anonymous]

I'd pick whoever is the "tigress" in bed.

[Anonymous]

Pretty elementary school teacher. Definitely over the lawyer

[Anonymous]

Hair dressers can make great money and work reasonable hours. Plus free hair cuts.

Big law will ruin your looks.