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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yup. High maintenance is my guess, too. However, it's also a shame when a woman can't find a man because there just aren't any, in her community, that are at her career level. This is actually an issue nationwide, as women are now out striding men in terms of college graduation and employment rates.[/quote] Plus, I'm going out on a limb here and saying [b]most guys aren't looking for a woman who matches or eclipses them professionally. [/b][/quote] This could be the case, since many men--especially from some cultures--will have pretty traditional attitudes about being the breadwinner, etc. I attended an HBCU, and many of my classmates have been very successful over the years. Several are lawyers, one has a Ph.D., etc. Nonetheless, only two of us are married, and we are all late 30s. Several live in the DC area. Just not enough eligible men of color to go around, IMO.[/quote] The men of color that you are looking for (professional, lawyers, Ph.D.s, etc.) have opened up their range of dating options and many aren't looking exclusively for african american women.[/quote]
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