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Reply to "Is being married and having children a barometer of success?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What do you mean by “desirable”? Are you referring to superficial measures of success, like wealth and status? Or are you referring to character, integrity, the capacity for a healthy relationship, even in the absence of those superficial measures? Like a low-earning teacher or social worker of good character who loves and adores his wife? Do you value the latter in the same way?[/quote] OP here. I think I mean a bit of both. A "desirable" guy in my definition is: - Someone with good character and great sense of moral compass - Family oriented - Comes from a "nice" family - Responsible and ambitious You know them when you meet them. They are not shady or sketchy. Just clean, decent and upstanding men. They run in all socioeconomic circles. [/quote] So if he was born into unfortunate circumstances, he's not a catch because of something over which he has no control? That's unbelievably shallow.[/quote]
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