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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I did. educationally not a huge difference (he actually has more education and a postgrad. But his upbringing didn't set him up for the level of ambition i think i expected or even that he wanted to have. If you are good at medicine in his town, you become a nurse, not a dr. He fundamentally lacks the understanding perhaps or the ability to truly hustle. It is a problem. I also find it hard to really click with his childhood friends and family bc they are not really interested in culture or news or pushing themselves to do anything really impactful or interesting and i feel like a fish out of water AND huge a****** pretty much 100% of the time. [/quote]

That's the problem. With spouse's family, there is no aspiration. Just sports, drinking, working on the house, hunting, and fishing. And anyone with an education or wants to move is a threat. "Oh, you think you're better, don't you"?[/quote]

I don’t understand 
What do you want them to aspire to?
Do you want them to save the world on weekends?[/quote]

How about reading a book? Bring curious about visiting a place other than Florida and Las Vegas? Seeing that a planet exists outside your insular mindset?[/quote]

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