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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]Anonymous wrote: Anonymous wrote: Anonymous wrote: Anonymous wrote: Anonymous wrote: I notice that a lot of DC women require that a man have a college degree from a good school or they will not consider him. You almost never hear men with this requirement, even those who want LTRs. Remember, a youngish man with a degree from a good school, who is six feet tall, who is in good shape, who is funny and a has decent personality represents maybe 1-2% of men in this country, and he has a lot of options. Do honestly feel that you are in the top 1-2% of women (from a man's perspective)? There's a lot of truth on this thread, but I call b.s. on this one. I have NEVER heard of this, and I'm a 38 y.o. woman who's lived here for 15 years, with lots of female friends both married and not. This poster sounds like someone who's sensitive about where he did or did not to college and is projecting. I don't know. A lot of women with degrees seem to feel like they would be "settling" if they married a man without one. I agree. I wouldn't have considered a man without a graduate degree. Lucky it worked out for me. Why? Because it's a symbol of drive and determination, and someone who really values higher education. Status symbol also. Plus I wouldn't want to worry any man without one would develop an inferiority complex since I have one. Well that says it all...hopefully more women will be like you. What if the man has an insane career going and doesn't want to take time off to go back to grad school? I was promoted in banking and never needed to go back to school. Hence, I don't have a grad degree, nor do I want one. I would rather learn at work and get paid for it. You value money more than being highly educated. That's not my deal. Yeah god forbid you fall in love with a man with a solid career and without the student loans from grad school.[/quote] No grad degree, not interested. [/quote] You would have turned mark Zuckerberg down? [/quote]
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