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The novelist, the human rights center director, and the scientist surely did not make 200k off the bat starting out in their career. They probably won’t have an umc class lifestyle unless they married high earning men - finance, consulting, private equity, tech. And definitely the novelist did not make money off the bat. So the topic of this discussion is do men care about womens job. Obviously to the men who married your friends, no. [/quote]
DP here. This is surely one of the sillier posts on this thread. Most high-earning men didn't start off high-earning either.[/quote]

Right. Because there is definitely no difference in starting salaries and earning trajectory between a finance or Silicon Valley worker vs a budding novelist or non profit worker.[/quote]
1. That's not what PP said.
2. You don't think scientists make money can make a lot of money in the private sector?

-- SV tech exec with a science PhD[/quote]

The PP said that high earning men did not start off high earning. Yes scientists may pivot to high earning careers vs working in a lab. But surely you must admit that early in the career you can sort for earning potential by dating people in certain careers. A scientist working in a government lab is different from a scientist working in Silicon Valley in a corporate department. So what exactly did i say wrong? Does a woman or a man think they’ll date rich by seeing a novelist, an archeologist or a non profit worker?[/quote]

It’s not about rich. All these people had advanced degrees from Ivy+, were passionate and ambitious and had already been successful at their chosen paths. So you’re looking at someone who knows how to make their way in the world. Having confidence, talent, education and so on makes it likely that your path in life will take you to interesting places. Often those types of people end up at the top of their respective fields. There are good, well paying jobs at the top of virtually any field.[/quote]

You want to believe what you want to believe. The drop off and pick up at my elite private school says differently. [/quote]

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