Do you not like her? Some rivalry going on? Odd to post this |
Not odd and I think op is an older relative. Aunt or uncle |
DP. I know a few of the couples, but the men themselves were low ambitious trust fund types in the first place . They were generally happy to marry a woman who cared less about education/career - but she went to an elite school and effectively came with a dowry (ie, a high earning father who would help fund a home, etc). It doesn’t sound like OP is that type. |
I think it’s the Mom, hence some of the “will be excellent in the future” language. Sounds like a Mom telling her daughter what’s up. This strategy (non career minded woman goes to an elite college and snags a rich husband) likely worked well for Mom 25/30 years ago and she’s assessing her daughter’s potential future. She’s realizing that the world of dating has changed/she got super lucky. If I’m right OP, your daughter best chance of snagging this guy is grad school. Maybe she considers law school with the understood goal of finding a husband and quitting practice 2-3 years in. It’s not an uncommon strategy for aspiring UMC girls who can’t land the guy in college. |
| She sounds dead boring. I guess the best way to attract this kind of man is go to some ultra conservative college. BYU comes to mind. |
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I have a cousin who was clearly never very interested in having a career. Fortunately for her she looked like a model and was able to marry a responsible man at a young age.
I wouldn’t call her lazy either. She was always tidy and a caring mother and family member. Very responsible and mature and willing to drop everything to help you. |
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It always strikes me that these are the only threads where men are portrayed as thoughtful and considerate. The men discussed in this thread are thinking about their future children, considerate of their wives career ambitions and how they will align with their own, proactive and wanting to be involved in their community, and thoughtful about how their marriage will work within their family and larger community. The men portrayed here seem to really know what they want and to have given a lot of thought to marriage, children, and family.
What’s that about? Why are men given so much credit in the “can this person attract a man like this” threads when they are kind of torn apart in just about every other thread. |
| Some of you have such messed up opinions. Young women change and evolve so judging someone at 21 and writing them off for next 60+ years of their lives is absurd at minimum. As far as SAHM vs WFH vs WOTH etc goes, there is no one absolute way of life which is superior to others and works perfectly for every family. Live your lives and let other women carve their own lives. They don't need our judgement nor do we need theirs. |
| In a country where First and Second Ladies with best of the resources are supposed to be SAHMs, you expect middle class young moms with limited resources and no support to juggle it all by themselves and do it well? Yes, many Alpha ones can but that doesn't mean everyone else needs to stretch themselves super thin and live a fragile life. |
I'll field this question. The OP is describing a "very high quality" man, and specifies it in her first post. They are different than the ones women are complaining about in every other thread, which are low quality or average men (statistical note: male quality is not a bell curve, the median man is actually low quality). The OP describes a man who is young, handsome, and either wealthy or potentially wealthy, and has a relatively high status occupation (eg. doctor). Since the OP's relation wants to be a SAHM, we have to rule out very high quality men who use their youth, handsomeness, wealth and status to be "fuccbois", as they won't be interested in marriage. So that leaves the men who carefully thing about marriage, children and family. The OP is wondering, what are the requirements her relation would need to meet to have a chance in wooing and marrying this kind of man. Hope this helps. |
This really detailed and with odd language. Why would someone take all the time to write this about their cousin? It’s either a troll or OP is the girl |
Pp in the cases I know, the men were pursuing decent careers although they all came from UMC families with money. Sounds like OPs cousin is also UMC and family would help funds things as well. The cousin is an English major and smart just not ambitious. This exactly fits the profile of the women I know. I think it’s far more common among UMC/UC than people on here realize. The women are well educated and pretty with some interesting hobby or ‘career’ that will never make $ and that they don’t pursue. |
How old are these women you’re talking about? |
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My suspicion is that women PP knows are all 55/60+. |