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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I thought the MRS degree was a thing of the past. Isn’t college for education [/quote]

It’s making a comeback.
Turns out the millennial experience of let’s all focus on our careers and sleep around in our 20s was good for some, but left a lot of mid-30s gals reevaluating the choice and without a ton of options to meet matches outside of hookup-culture apps.[/quote]

Then I suggest she attends a university based on male to female ratio.  Good lord …

Always be able to support yourself.  That’s what my parents told me in my childhood.  So glad I had a career and my own retirement and not living back in the 50s.

The man is not the plan. [/quote]

This is a useless comment. You don't abandon your studies/ambitions at college because you're dating. Young people would be wise to lock in a mate in college or graduate school. There are a lot of lonely 30-somethings out there. What's worse, is they are contending with layoffs for the first time, so have neither a family/partner or a career. [/quote]

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