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Anonymous wrote:You know what's makes you a damaged goods? Being a raging misogynist asshole who is obsessed with women's looks and fertility expiring on some magical deadline so that will make them departed enough to settle for your ass.
NP. + 1000. We would get along in real life!
It's also funny how these guys don't realize how very low-status it is to want to date 20 year olds. Highly educated and successful men in their 30s want to date peers, not recent college grads with temp jobs.
Go get those peers. Personally I'm assuming that other men at all income levels pick cute rather than worrying about peers or status. Actually, we've referred to women as hot, fat, nuts, or fun, but never "low-status".
You're trash, then. In DC and NY all the educated, cultured men (yes, this excludes a lot of wall street types) look for peers. They want intelligent women who have good jobs and college/grad school pedigrees and will pass on good genes to their kids. 30-something bro types calling their same-age peers "damaged goods" are extremely low-value men who can't attract high quality women.
... and if you don't believe me, just look at the NYTimes wedding announcements. The high quality 30-something men are marrying 30-something women who are doctors, lawyers, and otherwise extremely accomplished.
You insane person. 1. Real people don't care about the New York Times wedding announcements!
2. People worth spending time with don't mutter about "high-quality". You sound like a gold-digger doing that.
3. Educational opportunities have nothing to do with good genes. Are you stupid? That illegal immigrant has better genes than a bunch of inbred Ivy Leagers.
4. Most men - providers, good husbands, good fathers - want intelligent women (a dime a dozen here) who are ambitious enough to work _somewhere_ doing _something_, and who are fun enough and pretty enough. We. Don't. Care. About. Your. Career. Until we're in it together for the long haul, or you are a medical doctor of course. Do not consider dating an exchange of resumes unless you want to fail at this.
5. Advising women to shoot for rich, Ivy League men is stupid from a supply-and-demand perspective. Why not limit your prospects further based on height and coming-over-on-the-Mayflower ancestry? Then bitch about being single for a long time.
6. Anyone calling people all the time "trash" or "low-value" is not by definition "high-quality". You could look like an angel, but you will not be valued. You sound like a cat lady to be avoided.
7. Not a 30-year-old. I was married for years, I'm raising a daughter, and I have an idea of what makes a relationship work. Resumes have nothing to do with it.