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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The trick is to marry someone you love who you know has potential. I didn't know this at the time, but in retrospect, I can see now that you have to snag such a man in college or your very young twenties when you are still at the height of your youth/beauty. Pick a guy who has great earning potential (&gt; 500k) and who you could also love.[/quote]
Yes, the hot nice guys with potential always seem to be born with a girlfriend. So annoying. [/quote]

Because smart girls lock them down early.[/quote]
I don’t know how “smart” they are if they base their whole lives and future on some young guy instead of working on their own potential. [/quote]

It’s smart to have a smart partner locked down early in life. They have a rich, loving and resourceful partner to build their future with while their dumb friends party away their looks and wind up alone. [/quote]
And they are usually one-dimensional, uninteresting and lacking in substance as a result of their lives being 100% based on the whims of another human being and never building or achieving anything on their own or for themselves. And, after all of that, they often “wind up alone” too. [/quote]

Sorry, haters, but career women aren't "more interesting" than SAHMs. [/quote]

Disagree. SAHMs are the most boring people on earth. I am a woman. My mom was a SAHM. She did nothing. Seriously. My dad cooked and cleaned and worked. She was a freeloader. And has nothing of interest to say. Can’t stand them.[/quote]

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